Hosta Hacksaw will form a miniature mound of 25cm-30cm in height, with a spread of up to 80cm at maturity. This small, rapidly growing, upright plant features long, narrow, and tapered leaves that are intensely rippled and serrated. Yes, serrated! This characteristic makes it particularly appealing to hybridizers and aspiring hybridizers. From a genetic standpoint, it is groundbreaking, and its appeal as a collector's Hosta does not detract from its garden worthiness. It is highly fertile both ways, slug resistant, and sun tolerant. Although the leaf edges appear sharp, the only issue they pose is to your preconceived notions of what constitutes a Hosta. It blooms very late in the season with lavender flowers on 55cm scapes in August. This plant is a must-have if you seek something unique.