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Amanda Parker

8 years ago

It's eye catching. I love the curly leaves. · More Info

This hosta's leaves are larger than normal and it's more "filled out" than my ot · More Info

Very pretty. I love the variegated hostas. · More Info

Very pretty variegation. · More Info

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zkathy z7a NC
8 years ago
Hi Amanda, welcome to the forum! Do you think the hosta in pic #1 is the same as pic #4? Have you been dividing them and spreading them out or do they just come up that way? Undulata mediovarigata is my guess for those two.
peren.all Zone 5a Ontario Canada
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Happy you were able to post. Agree with Kathy #1 & 4 look like Undulata. #2 could be Undulata Erromena. p.s. It is possible that #3 is Undulata Albomarginata but an updated pic after more growth would likely confirm.
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oursteelers 8B PNW
8 years ago
Hi Amanda! I’ve always had hosta but am just now becoming addicted. Can’t wait to watch your babies grow! Also I see undulata as well
DTeager
8 years ago
Three members of the "Dirty Dozen." www.delvalhosta.org/what-hosta-do-i-have

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