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HostaNorthern Exposure

Statusregistered

Originator(s)Walters Gardens 1997

Originsieboldiana 'Elegans' sport

Size categorymedium - large

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Vein pairs17-19

Leaf colorblue-green,(yellow>cream) edge

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Info=sieboldiana 'Northern Exposure'.
=LEPRECHAUN'S LOOT (TM).
36" tall. Light Shade.
This plant used to be called 'Northern Halo' but two forms (at least) were being sold. Both cultivars have sieboldiana -shaped leaves with blue-green centers. 'Northern Exposure' has a broad yellow edge turning to cream and a flatter leaf. White flowers in June. Makes a great substitute for 'Frances Williams' since it doesn't burn easily.
This recent introduction from Walters Gardens is a fabulous sport of H. sieboldiana 'Elegans', similar to H. 'Northern Halo'. The difference is that the edge turns a creamy yellow instead of white as the season progresses. H. 'Northern Exposure' makes a wide clump to 5'+ , equally as spectacular as the rest of its family...white flowers in spring on 32" scapes.
Flat, puckered blue-green leaves with a wide yellow-green margin that goes to cream by mid-summer; wonderful white flowers. H. sieboldiana 'Elegans' w/cream edge.
Similar to 'Northern Halo' but leaf margins turn creamy yellow. White flowers.
A Walters Gardens, Inc. introduction of a Hosta s. 'Elegans' sport. Flat, puckered, blue-green leaves with a very wide yellow-green margin lightening to a cream. White flowers. Winner of the 1991 Benedict Award for best variegated leaf.

Sports'Eskimo Pie' sport/wg

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