| Hosta | Seneca |
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| Status | registered |
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| Originator(s) | M. Tobey/Alex Malloy/Steve Chamberlain 2000 |
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| Origin | 'Fortunei Hyacinthina' sport |
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| Size category | mini |
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| Vein pairs | 6-7 |
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| Leaf color | chartreuse,pale green edge |
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| Variegation | medio |
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| Leaf | heavy |
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| Fragrant | |
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| Fertile | |
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| Ploidy | |
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| Info | A wonderful new mini that has chartreuse leaves with a light green edge. This good grower has excellent substance and has been grown a number of years by enthusiasts of the Rock Garden Society in the Northeast but hasn't been available to Hosta collectors till now. A H. fortuneii 'Hyacinthina' sport, this lovely little gem is named after the Seneca Indians who lived in Central New York along the edge of Lake Ontario. |
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