Unless your first one just came up, I don't think it's Wide Brim. Wide Brim is dark green. We're ahead of you on the season and most of the edges have turned white, but the little leaves still have yellow edges. (This pot of wide Brim holds all different aged plants, as I pulled several out of a place they were dying and potted them all in one pot.) I have a hosta that is similar to your first one, but I don't know what it is as it was mislabeled. It's sending up scapes now. I will post it for ID when it flowers. I don't know about your second one. bkay

Steve When you have to move a hosta to a sunnier place should you shield them somehow for a while? Or pot it up and gradually increase the amount of sun. I moved one and It was kind of wilty looking in the sun. I ended up moving it again b/c It wasn't right there but was wondering what to do as I could see the sun was adding to the transplant stress. I did transplant on a cloudy day but the next day was sun....

The plant in question is only about 15" tall (I measured it again at the highest point) and is at least 5 years old, maybe more. The biggest leaves are about 5x7. It has a similiar growth pattern as So Sweet, upright with wavy leaves. The picture was taken yesterday and the colors are true in the photo. It does not have a blue tinge to it ever. I don't remember what color the flowers are or when it blooms. It does not have a bud scapes coming up at this point. In the pictures below you can see it planted with So Sweet behind it and 2 of those commom green and white (don't know the name of them either) ones that you see everywhere. It is just a cute medium sized plant that has upright wavy green leaves with a creamy yellow edge. I have Regal Splendor and I know it is not that and I don't think it's big enough to be Atlantis. Thanks for all your help everyone, I really appreciate it! Linda

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