| Hosta | Second Coming |
| Status | not registered |
| Originator(s) | Gerry Bennett |
| Origin | 'Honeybells' sport |
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| Leaf color | green, edge |
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| Fragrant | fragrant |
| Flowering period | August |
| Fertile | no |
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| Info | Gerry Bennett discovered this a few years ago growing in a very old clump of 'Honeybells'. It is fragrant and blooms in August. 'Second Coming' has the most pronounced "white-vein look" ever seen - far more than other plants like 'Mito-no-Hana'. Growth is quite a bit slower than the rambunctious 'Honeybells', but it has steadily increased every year. The white areas of the leaves green up somewhat as the season progresses. A fragrant sport of 'Honey Bells' and tested virus free, totally clean. |
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