Hosta Shirley Vaughn Eurasia The first plants in cultivation

The first plants in cultivation trace back to Ernest Wilson's collections in Sichuan

Old flower stalks may be removed after flowering

a true Southern passalong collectable

thick blue leaves that adorn the 40" tall x 5' wide clump

starting in mid-July (NC) with 10-12 large

Hosta Shirley Vaughn Eurasia The first plants in cultivationFrom a cross of H. 'Breeders Choice' F2 x H. pycnophylla, comes this 1996 introduction from master breeder Kevin Vaughn. Named after Kevin's mother (it's gotta be good), H. 'Shirley Vaughn' makes an outrageous 60" giant clump wavy green leaves with a wide cream yellow margin. The clumps are topped with 3' spikes of lavender flowers in July. We think you will really enjoy having "Shirley" in your garden.