Hosta Quill quickly develops into a small to medium-sized clump, reaching 25cm-30cm in height with a spread of up to 80cm at maturity. It forms a mound of wavy, slightly glossy pointed leaves on long petioles. This variety is quite distinctive. Notably, it produces a significant number of flowers due to its numerous eyes. The plant generates a profusion of lavender purple flowers on 60cm tall scapes as late as August. Once established in an ideal location, it possibly bears the greatest mass of flowers seen on a Hosta. This plant is particularly valued by Hosta enthusiasts and avid gardeners seeking something unique. It is a worthy addition to any collection, having been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit.