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Help with another Hosta ID please

17 years ago

Bought this from someone selling a few hostas from their garden - at first they thought Paul Revere, but then didn't think so. Appreciate your help - Paul

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botanybabe
17 years ago
Looks like H. undulata to me. Others may have differing opinions.

Lainey

Here is a link that might be useful: Hosta Library
lindac
17 years ago
Could be fire and ice.....which looks a lot like undulata to me.
Linda C
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talynnp
17 years ago
Maybe Mary Marie Anne?

Tanya
sprout_wi
17 years ago
Looks like Fire and Ice to me.
-Sprout
yardmom
17 years ago
I have both in my yard and my Fire and Ice has a darker margin and more substance. That one looks like my undulata.
caliloo
17 years ago
Another vote for undulata....

Alexa
paul_in_mn
Original Author
17 years ago
My Fire and Ice is also darker. So it must be undulata.
Thanks for the input.

Paul
thisismelissa
17 years ago
I agree, Undulata.

My F&I is darker, as well.
hosta_freak
17 years ago
Paul,another vote for Undulata. Here is my similar one from earlier in the year. Phil
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