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2 years ago

Does anyone know the species or name of this hosta? I would like to get a few more. I have divided them, but want to buy more.

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  • 2 years ago

    No expert here, but looks like Undulata Univittata. Or perhaps Night Before Christmas. Look them up on the Hosta Library and see what you think. Do you know the flower colors? Sometimes that helps with ID.

    debra

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