 Registered by
Don Dean
of Minnesota
in
2019,
this rhizomatous, this cultivar is a seedling of an
open-pollinated seedling of H. 'Northern
Heritage' ×
H. laevigata.
It is a medium size hosta about 13 inches high by 37
inches wide with medium blue-green foliage with a
yellow marginal variegation. The broadly ovate
leaves are moderately rippled at the margins,
slightly folded, moderately wavy and deeply twisted
overall. Medium lavender flowers with a narrow pale
lavender stripe bloom from July into August on
scapes 15 to 21 inches tall. It sets seeds but their
viability was not know at the time of registration. The
registration materials state: "...Wavy, twisted
leaves of heavy substance with feathered
variegation. Performs well in sun or shade...yellow
margins turn white and center becomes more green."
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There is an image of this
cultivar on the
Hosta Library. From the photo, it appears to be a
large size hosta with narrow, pointed, dark green leaves
and creamy yellow streaked variegation. It bears
lavender flowers. This non-registered cultivar was
originated by
Bev and Dave Stegeman of Indiana.
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