Paul's Glory Hosta - 3 root divisions

SHIPS IN THE FALL

Worried your ground cover will be dull? Paul's Glory starts the spring in a stunning teal with a chartreuse center. The center lightens to cream through the summer, and the edges darken to a forest green. You'll also start to see trumpet-shaped, pale lavender flowers. In autumn, the leaves dry to gold.
At 25" by 55", Paul's Glory is an eye-catching focal point for your landscape. What's better, it attracts bees and hummingbirds and is more resistant to slugs than other Hosta varieties. It's hardy against the cold, going dormant in winter. Cut back before spring. Clumps will expand over time and can be divided in spring or fall.