Hosta "Borwick Beauty" review
=sieboldiana 'Borwick Beauty'. 'Color Glory' in the trade. The leaf has a chartreuse-green center with a wide blue-green margin; white flowers. Takes a good deal of sun in the northwest. Burns easily. A sieboldiana type, the plant starts the season with a modest chartreuse center and blue edges. As the season progresses, the center color intensifies to include shades of bright yellow and cream. Note: This plant has mistakenly been sold as 'Color Glory', which does NOT EXIST! From England comes this beautiful gold-centered Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans' sport. Heavy substance. Lavender flowers. Found in England by Graham and Betty McBurnie in a row of sieboldiana 'Elegans' prior to 1984, registered by B.H.H.S. in 1988. Center of leaf chartreuse-green with wide blue-green margin, slightly smaller that 'Great Expectations', white flowers.
Hosta "Borwick Beauty" information:
Size Category | medium - large |
Hosta height x width | inches |
Leaf length x width | 20x20 cm (8x8 in.) inches |
Vein pairs | 13 |
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Variegation | medio |
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Flower | white, funnel |
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Fertile | yes |
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Sports | 'Great Village' sport/yy 'Wizard of Ahs' sport/gg |
Progeny | 'I'm My Kid's Mom' hybrid 'Regal Glory' hybrid |