Paul's Glory
marricgardens
10 years ago
Last year I posted a picture of a green hosta I bought at a horticultural society sale. It was labeled PG but I didn't think it was. It was only $5 do I bought it anyway. It stayed plain green all summer. The thing is this spring it came up like PG. Can anyone verify that this is PG? I can't explain why it would suddenly change. I'm just hoping it stays this way. I did buy PG from a reliable grower so now I have 2!
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