Hosta ‘Sagae’ is a magnificent specimen forming a large, vase-shaped mound of thick, blue-green leaves with creamy yellow margins that mature to white. It’s a sport of ‘Frances Williams’ with better substance and slug resistance. Named Hosta of the Year in 2000.
A stunning focal point for shade gardens. Divide in spring or fall to share.

Hosta ‘Sagae’ showing mature variegation and impressive size.
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