Leola Fraim will form a medium mound of 24"-26" in height, with a spread of up to 24", at maturity. It features very dark green rounded leaves with very wide white margins. As the leaves get older, they display a beautiful cupping, and the corrugation becomes very pronounced. The cordate leaves are medium to dark green with a white margin that varies in width, but on most leaves the white margin is wider near the tip. Most leaves are cupped; some are rugose. The scapes are 28" high, bare and straight bearing medium-sized funnel-shaped lavender flowers that appear midseason and are said to be fertile. A strong grower. Slug resistant for most of the season and does reasonably well in the sunshine.