The registry lists it as fragrant.

Steve

It's on Don Rawson's list of fragrant hosta.

Don B.

To my knowledge, it is not fragrant. It would be a big deal if it was, as it would be the smallest fragrant hosta.

Josh, I was wondering after I looked at Bob Solberg's description of it, because he says that Sugar Babe is the SMALLEST FRAGRANT HOSTA. ( I have it, it is small.)

I know that Don Rawson's list of Fragrant Flowered Hosta has Daisy Dolittle listed as fragrant--perhaps because as SteveMass points out, it is listed as fragrant in its registration.

However, another anomaly.....on his website, Bob Solberg is mum about its fragrant virtues. Implying there are none? Because he does a lot of work with the fragrant hosta. That's what prompted my question.

I'm just curious, trying to bring myself a little peace, since I might have to acquire Daisy if she has a fragrance.

Once I get all the less costly fragrant ones, and my garden is full, and I only can buy a couple a year, that's when I'll seek out the costlier hosta....won't hurt as much that way.
That's my plan and I'm stickin' to it.

Here is a link that might be useful: HostaLibrary: D....look for Daisy Dolittle

I'm sure if it was fragrant, Bob would have mentioned it.