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Hosta 'Praying Hands'[S M] 2011 Hosta of the Year 'Praying Hands' is unlike any hosta youve ever seen! When I hear garden visitors excitedly question "What's THAT!?" I know they have found 'Praying Hands'. This one of a kind plant has long, waxy green leaves that have a narrow, wavy cream margin. The leaves are folded and rolled into a tube like form to give the appearance of praying hands! Grows steadily into a strictly upright clump to 18" tall and wide. A fun plant to

The foliage has better than average substance

quite wavy

and edged by a ruffled white margin

Bright green highlights accent the leaves where the blue-green edge and creamy center meet

the monstrous leaves are round and become strongly puckered with age

rounded leaves that are strongly puckered and deeply cupped

Not just a few

The margin becomes quite wide with age and changes from creamy gold in the spring to white by early summer

An incredibly colorful elephant ear developed in Hawaii by colocasia hybridizer John Cho

[Mini] Let me humor you with another cute Mouse Ear

when it blushes purple through the center of each leaf

and fertile lavender flowers that just peak above the foliage in late summer