
Hosta "Lakeside Little Tuft" review
Hosta 'Lakeside Little Tuft' rapidly grows to form a tuft of green and yellow. This small plant's lance-shaped leaves have little or no petioles. It is a focal point when nestled among rocks, ferns or small companion plants in the shade garden. Orchid flowers on low-growing scapes adorn the clump. It is a 1997 introduction having lance-shaped leaves with tapered bases. The parentage is Hosta "Lakeside seedling" x Hosta "Lakeside seedling." [MC]. A small tuft of crean leaves bordered in rich green. You have been waiting for this bright little beauty. The delightful little clump displays a cluster of creamy yellow and bright shiny green leaves. Nestle it in that small area that needs a focal point.
Hosta "Lakeside Little Tuft" information:
Size Category | small |
Hosta height x width | 18x51 cm (7x20 in.) inches |
Leaf length x width | 13x8 cm (5x3 in.) inches |
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Leaf color | |
Variegation | medio |
Leaf type | shiny, lance |
Petiole | shiny, lance |
Scape | |
Scape height | 38 cm (15 in.) |
Flower | pale purple |
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Flower length | |
Flowering period | July |
Fertile | |
Pod | |
Ploidy | |
Patents | |
Sports | 'Buffalo Black Soup' sport/os 'Green Bag' sport/gg |
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