Khosta lanceolate, P9 pot, 1 pc, spring 2024

Classical average host, in gardening has been known since the 30s of the XIX century. The compact, semi-sphere bumps of the low-green leaves, up to 40 cm high and 50 cm in diameter, grows rapidly. Red-brown spots are noticeable on the leaf petioles and at the base of the color-bearing shoots. The leaves are thin, ribbed and slightly wavy, lanceolate with a sharp end, 12-17 cm long and 5–7 cm wide. The surface is shiny, without wax plaque. Flower flowers are numerous up to 50 cm high, thin, slightly inclined. Look like a bouquet. The inflorescence is a loose one -sided brush. The flowers are numerous up to 4 cm long, funnel, light lilac with dark strokes inside. Flowering abundant in the second half of July - August.