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Largest leaf seedling

last year

This seedling of mine has leaves about 20 by 18 inches and 5 ’ by 3’( estimates). I’m going to get help getting true measurements tomorrowrow. I’m going to register it this summer. It is a cross between Gunther’s prize and Empress Wu.



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  • last year

    Hi again hostaron! Wow that cross is awesome 👏🏽……however my first reaction was “oh no! Poor guy doesn’t know that

    hosta has the virus 🦠😱! BUT then I looked up Gunther’s Prize and knew I was wrong, lol.

    I have had two infected hostas this year and I think I am seeing it everywhere now. 😆 Curious to know how old the

    seedling is……

    debra

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