| Hosta | Biggie Smalls |
| Status | not registered |
| Originator(s) | Ron Livingston |
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| Size category | large |
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| Leaf color | green |
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| Flower | near white |
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| Patents | |
| Info | ='Biggie Small'. Every hybridizer can't resist breeding one really big plant, and this is Ron's. 'Biggie Small' is definitely very biggie, and not small a'tall. In fact, Ron used the word "humongous" to describe the leaf size, and we think that about sums it up. With great substance and really deep veins, the dark to medium (depending on growing conditions) green leaves really do attain impressive size. Near-white flowers rise well above the foliage to round out the display. Big, big, big. |
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