Anne Arett

Hosta "Anne Arett" review

Anne Arett. 10" tall. Light shade. Clumps well. This flat growing sport of Hosta 'Subcrocea' looks like a giant yellow spider with white edged legs...probably due to panty hose pinch. This rapidly growing clump is a beacon in the garden even without the 1' tall spikes of purple flowers that top the clump. Ruffled, lance-shaped chartreuse-yellow leaves edged in cream; lavender flowers. Ruffled, lance-shaped leaves of chartreuse-yellow edged in cream. Eunice Fisher referred to this as "The darling of the small yellows". Chartreuse with cream margin. It is said to grow and grown well in high open shade and has ruffled lance-shaped leaves. It is inexpensive and readily available on the hosta market.

Hosta "Anne Arett" information:

Size Category mini - small
Hosta height x width 15x25 cm (6x10 in.) inches
Leaf length x width 14x3 cm (6x1 in.) inches
Vein pairs 3-4
Leaf color
Variegation edge, viridescent
Leaf type lance, a bit wavy
Petiole lance, a bit wavy
Scape
Scape height 50 cm (20 in.)
Flower pale purple
Fragrant
Flower length 3.5 cm (1.4 in.)
Flowering period August
Fertile limited/difficult
Pod
Ploidy
Patents
Sports
Progeny 'Balloons' seedling 'Cry Baby' seedling 'Gold Ribbon' = 'Kabitan' x PP