 Registered by Stuart Asch of Michigan in 2009, this
small size (8 inches high by 16 inches wide) cultivar
is of unidentified parentage. Its foliage is intensely
blue-green with a creamy white marginal variegation. The
leaves are broadly ovate, moderately cupped, slightly
folded, moderately corrugated and slightly shiny on top.
Flowers with stripes bloom from mid-July into August on
scapes 12 to 16 inches tall. According to the registration materials: "...small cupped leaves.. 25" borders, long
flowering period providing nice contrast with deep
blue-green leaves..."
The originator made the following comment on the
Fraternal Order
of Seedy Fellows website: "Named after my daughter-
in- law, this small hosta with deep green centers
surrounded by a thin white edge. Leaves are small, a bit
folded and are also nicely corrugated. Been working on
this plant for a while to stabilize it's edge."
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