20" tall. Part Sun to Light Shade. AGM.
1990 Alex J. Summers Distinguished Merit Award (Jim Cooper). It has extremely large shiny gold leaves. Very heavy substance. Pale lavender flowers in early July.
Glossy chartreuse - more gold in more sun. White underside. Leaves can reach 20" long and 15" wide. Pest resistant. White flowers. A truly impressive clump at maturity.
One of the largest yellows we grow.
A classic in every way.
Considered to be one of the finest hostas ever introduced, this giant chartreuse clump is a knockout... 30" spikes of pale lavender flowers in mid summer add to its beauty. Each rounded leaf can reach two feet across, while clumps average 6' wide for good gardeners, and may reach 9'+... great for neighborhood bragging rights!
Satin-gold leaves of heavy substance, makes a MASSIVE specimen; lav. flws.
One of the largest of the hostas