| Hosta | Ghee Syches |
| Status | not registered |
| Originator(s) | Ron Livingston |
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| Leaf color | blue-green,white edge |
| Variegation | edge |
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| Fertile | yes |
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| Info | 'Ghee Syches', a strange name indeed for a hosta, was once a cross named G-6. Loving the plant as I did, I saw no reason to change it's name only it's spelling. The plant is extremely sturdy and has excellent substance. A blue-green color casts a softly mystic mood over this beauty. The leaves look like Full Sails or pillows. A great looking clump with just enough edge to separate and contrast each billowing sail. This one is very fertile and grows quickly. |
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