I don't have one. Its pretty. I like the colors too. How does it change through the season?

I don't have one either. But I'm paying attention to anything that can take a lot of sun, Gesila as I want to plant more hosta in the front bed. It gets all day sun and drying winds. So, when you offer pics of your hostas it is helpful to me when you (also in zone 5) add that it tolerates more sun. Thank you. :-).

I have to pick up another handful of hostas from Hosta Fever and there is one among them that has similar colouring to the more subtle margin-less leaves of your very lovely and easy on the eyes Peter Ruh.

When I bring mine home I will post it and hope you have it so I can get some feedback. :-)

Here's my PR from today. Moved it to quite a bit of sun late in 2011, it's starting to show signs of taking off some this year - margins are starting to widen. I'll show it pics of yours to encourage it along.

Paul

Hostahosta, here's Peter Ruh in the fall:

And in the Spring:

Gesila

OK....it goes on the list!

I note the pastel colors of spring. Love those. And, it does not turn deeply darkly green nor wind up with that tough look many of mine assume as the season progresses.

Is the substance as good as the picture implies? Thick leaves are a plus for enduring all season here. Not that I'd put it in afternoon sun, you understand, but perhaps the fringe of broken shade.

Substance is good on Peter Ruh Moc, not as great as Hot Green Chilies, but still better than Savannah Supreme or Dancing Queen.

I've decided to get another one and put in the shade garden. I hope the leaves will get bigger on it.

Gesila