Large mound of foliage that is olive-green in the center in spring, becoming much brighter gold during the growing season; blue-green margin; near-white flowers from late June into July.

Medium-sized mound of heavily corrugated, broadly ovate, medium gold foliage; one immature leaf reached 8 1/2" long by 7 3/8" 2ide (13 vp); leaves also wavy and somewhat unruly; thin bloom on leaf underside; near-white flowers from late June into July on 20" scapes.

This cross of H. Tequila Sunrise x H. Mr. Blue is a medium clump of thick yellow leaves held on red petioles. The red reaches way up into the wavy margined leaves. For those who like the 'red legged' hostas this sure to be a good selection.

Massive, semi-upright mound of medium green (bluish early) foliage; originators' specimen in 2007 measured 39" high by 66" wide with leaves up to 22 1/4" long by 15 1/4" wide (17-19 vp); leaf blade very broadly ovate, very wavy, slightly corrugated, and thick-substanced; moderate bloom on leaf underside; good substance; very pale lavender flowers produced from late June into mid-Uly on scapes 40-48" high; many seed pods develop.