yes, my PG does have spoons, but sometimes those are not present, especially on newly planted, until it is established.
I don't think it is PG either. But I just wanted to throw the name out there because it does look similar, so someone interested in that sort of coloring may consider it. It is a good performer for me and gets rather tall. I am leaning toward Thornbird myself. My PG did vary in color quite a LOT, to the point it would make ID difficult, between first opening and say like the next day. Here is a pic of my PG this year, just for reference.
