I.D. Assistance please

10 years ago

I love this hosta and have two of it. This division is now 5 years old in its current location. This hosta tolerates direct sun until around 2:00 without any scorching whatsoever. I'm sure it must be an older variety. It has beautiful colour in the spring, then gradually turns all green, with darker margins barely discernible.

Can anyone positively I.D. it please? Thank you.
Jo

Comments (8)

josephines167 z5 ON Canada
Original Author
10 years ago
As its unfurling
josephines167 z5 ON Canada
Original Author
10 years ago
Pic 3of4
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josephines167 z5 ON Canada
Original Author
10 years ago
The way it looks now, in current location for 7 yrs.
Steve Massachusetts
10 years ago
Sharmon. Check the Library.

Steve
TheHostaCottage
10 years ago
I disagree with Sharmon. I think it's fortunei Albopicta.

Here's mine:

May 2013

July 2013

Vanessa
josephines167 z5 ON Canada
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks, Steve...I really try to find out on my own first before approaching members...I have seen a Sharmon in someone's garden...the veins are more marked and pronounced than this one...I actually thought it might be a Phyllis Campbell?
josephines167 z5 ON Canada
Original Author
10 years ago
I'm with you Vanessa! Your pics could have been taken in my yard!!
THANK so much for catching this thread! I'm so appreciative :-)
I guess I was composing my response to Steve and wasn't aware of your reply till I posted it.
in ny zone5
10 years ago
I agree with Steve, have the same f.Albopicta and it looks the same, variegated during spring and green thereafter. Bernd