Cadiz Springs Hosta

Cadiz Springs is a medium-sized, upright hosta known for its wavy, green, lance-shaped leaves with striking red petioles (leaf stalks). It's a popular choice for gardens due to its vibrant color contrast and ability to thrive in partial to full shade. 

• Foliage: Medium-sized, upright growth habit with rubbery green leaves that have a white underside and pronounced ripples. The upright habit helps to showcase the vibrant red petioles.
• Flowers: Produces lavender flowers in summer.
• Size: Grows to a mature size of about 15-16 inches tall and around 30 inches wide.
• Growing Conditions: Thrives in partial sun to nearly full shade and prefers well-drained soil. It's recommended for USDA Zones 3-9.
• Unique Features: The ripples on the leaves, combined with the white undersides and upright habit, give it a distinctive appearance reminiscent of "cresting waves".
• Origin: A seedling of 'Candy Dish' x 'Uncle Albert', originated by Jeff Moore, a hybridizer from Wisconsin.