Hosta Keepsake Shrubs and Conifers ending in clusters of large

ending in clusters of large

starting in October

if these wierd flowers excite you that much

The plant was first propagated and introduced in the 1980s by the former Montrose Nursery

Hosta Keepsake Shrubs and Conifers ending in clusters of largeHosta 'Keepsake' was a seedling (Hosta 'Fascination' x op) in 1998 when hosta breeder Gil Jones moved from his Michigan garden south to Georgia. Something about it was so charming that we enticed Gil to share the plant. We've kept it growing over the ensuing decade, so it's finally time to share. Hosta 'Keepsake' forms a tidy 9" tall x 2' wide clump of small, medium green, wavy leaves, each surrounded by a nice, creamy gold border. The clumps are