Hosta “Sunshine Glory” review and information

Hosta "Sunshine Glory" review

Large yellow leaves are edged in white, lightly puckered with a bit of ruffling. Forms an upright clump with lavender flowers. This Kevin Vaughn hybrid is still one of the most sought-after hostas of the early 1980's. The 5' wide clumps are composed of thick, round, intensely corrugated, limey-chartreuse leaves, each with a dramatic wide white border. These stunning clumps are topped in midsummer with 29" scapes of lavender flowers. Semi-upright mound of gold-centered, creamy margined foliage; rare Kevin Vaughn hybrid of a 'William Lachman' sibling X 'Golden Waffles' (1982 registration); multi-functional in the landscape where it can be utilized as a specimen, background plant, or ground cover. Thick round leaves have a chartreuse-yellow center and a wide white border, good substance and lots of corrugation. Topped with lavender flowers on tall scapes