Hosta Cliffords Forest Fire PP 17644 Taxus the stalks of eye-catching cobalt

the stalks of eye-catching cobalt blue fruit replace the faded flowers

a large clump is truly a sight to behold

the UK's Clarence Elliott in 1955

the plants can exceed 4' tall but with our cold winters

Cobblewood 229) This spontaneous seedling originated at the US National Arboretum as a cross between E

Hosta Cliffords Forest Fire PP 17644 Taxus the stalks of eye-catching cobalt(aka: Hosta 'Forest Fire') This 2000 introduction from Michigan's John Clifford is another sport of Hosta 'Sagae'. Hosta 'Clifford's Forest Fire' makes an 18" tall x 18" wide plant that looks for all the world like Hosta 'Liberty', but the patent application states that the leaf edges, while being wider than Hosta 'Sagae', are not as wide as Hosta 'Liberty'.