Jerry Hadrava of Iowa registered this cross of H. 'Galaxy' × H. 'Fragrant Bouquet' in 2000 as part of his Rosedale Series. It is a medium size hosta about 16 inches high and 39 inches wide with streaked foliage of average substance and smooth texture. Light to medium purple flowers bloom in July.

According to The Hostapedia by Mark Zilis (2009), "...has value for its streaked foliage, but should mainly be considered a breeding plant."

1. H. 'Chimney Rock'
2. H. 'Cosmic Lady'
3. H. 'Dry Creek Chewbacca'
4. H. 'Jerry's Jest'
5. H. 'Midnight Mistress'
6. H. 'Rosedale Babe'
7. H. 'Rosedale Black Hole'
8. H. 'Rosedale Blend Master'
9. H. 'Rosedale Blunder Bus'
10. H. 'Rosedale Catcher's Mitt'
11. H. 'Rosedale Gee-whiz'
12. H. 'Rosedale Gee Wilikers'
13. H. 'Rosedale Golden Teapot'
14. H. 'Rosedale Grant Wood'
15. H. 'Rosedale Houdini'
16. H. 'Rosedale Jack of Hearts'

17. H. 'Rosedale Jack of Spades'
18. H. 'Rosedale Leaping Lizards'
19. H. 'Rosedale Little Puddle'
20. H. 'Rosedale Misty Pathways'
21. H. 'Rosedale Old Maid'
22. H. 'Rosedale Oriole'
23. H. 'Rosedale Pie-eyed'
24. H. 'Rosedale Queen Mum'
25. H. 'Rosedale Rain Catcher'
26. H. 'Rosedale Soup Bowl'
27. H. 'Rosedale Streaked Zipper'
28. H. 'Rosedale Tablespoons'
29. H. 'Rosedale Thunderheads'
30. H. 'Rosedale Tie-dyed'
31. H. 'Rosedale Waterwheels'