Hosta "Honey Pie" review
This may have been my favorite hosta this summer. Despite all the heat, boy did it grow. The honey colored leaves pucker with age and fragrant flowers follow in late summer. It is a large hosta, a cross of 'September Sun' and Hosta plantaginea, having the best characteristics of both parents. Give this one a little extra sun also. Here is an unexpected cross between 'September Sun' and Hosta plantaginea that gives us the best attributes of both plants! Honey-gold leaves are heavy and strongly puckered.
Hosta "Honey Pie" information:
Size Category | large |
Hosta height x width | 45x100 cm (18x39 in.) inches |
Leaf length x width | inches |
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Leaf type | corrugated |
Petiole | corrugated |
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Flower | near white |
Fragrant | fragrant |
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Fertile | yes |
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Sports | 'Honey Bear' sport/gy |
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