Borwick Beauty

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
Leaf color
Variegation medio
Leaf type
Petiole
Scape
Scape height
Flower white, funnel
Fragrant
Flower length
Flowering period
Fertile yes
Pod
Ploidy
Patents
Sports 'Great Village' sport/yy 'Wizard of Ahs' sport/gg
Progeny 'I'm My Kid's Mom' hybrid 'Regal Glory' hybrid