Hosta #2 ID please
I can't find the name of this hosta anywhere. I got it last year or the year before, so it should be on my list or in my files. I can't find it though. It's blooming now. Given it's in a pot, in Texas and fairly young, it should be a large hosta. The flowers look like fragrant flowers, if that helps. They are as as white and as large as Guacamole's flowers. However, it's not nearly time for fragrants to bloom.
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Comments (13)I don't think it's Gold Edger, since there is no margin on the leaves, but August Moon is a distinct possibility. (I know I saw it poppoing up in all sorts of garden centers the year before I got this in a swap! Golden Scepter is also a good possibility. I'm not 100% sure, but I seem to remember that the flowers were white or very pale, with dark purple streaks....See MoreID of 2 hostas
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Comments (5)I have to disagree with Undulata Albomarginata being the same as Silver Crown. Silver Crown and Fortunei Albomarginata are the same plant but they are VERY different from Undulata Albomarginata. The photos posted look like my mature Undulata Albomarginata which is about 12" tall. My Silver Crown on the on the other hand, is much larger. It's about 27" tall and the leaves look different, much larger, rounder and more impressive. Diane...See MorePlease, please.. oh hosta gods.. hosta ID
Comments (8)a scale would help .... it looks too big for GT ... but no scale ... too pointed also ... PEACE comes to mind.. check the third pic at the library .... why are yours so shiny ... overhead watering.. but the new interior flush is glaucous ... ken...See More
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8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoI don't know how much light it gets but my Fragrant Bouquet has leaves that are much lighter in colour.
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It's definitely not Fragrant Bouquet as is kind of lime green. I think Jo is right. It's Fragrant Dream. I checked my records and I got it in 2013, so it's a leap year. The mature look is certainly different than it's juvenile look. I never sorted last year's photos, as they are so depressing. However, I found this one from 2014. It really shows the different look. AND that flower is fragrant, even if it's really early.
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