Here is a photo of the bloom.

What a great little hosta you found. Not sure, of course, cannot check the flower color of this one, but the leaves remind me of Lemon Lime. When I am on my computer at home I shall look it up. Or, try Hosta Library for pictures.

and, check the photos of the flowers on HostaLibrary, link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: Hosta Library

This post was edited by moccasinlanding on Sun, Sep 21, 14 at 13:51

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We need input here, please.....thanks.

Thanks for the ID. After looking up photos in the library I'm sure you're right. Now I'm confused about this hosta. I bought the hosta in this photo from a garden club plant sale and it was labeled as Twist of Lime, and the leaves show a darker green edging. It's the same size as the hosta in first photo and is also flowering now. Could these both be Twist of Lime?

The NOID could also be Feather Boa or Yellow Boa. They all look the same to me.

Do they have the darker green margin?
I did not notice any margin on your original photos, so I assumed it was the solid leaf of Lemon Lime. BUT, with the darker margin, and those dark flowers, yes, I think Twist of Lime is definitely the top contender.

Bruce Banyai, who originated Twist of Lime, comes to the forum, you might notice him posting.

Here is my Twist of Lime getting ready to bloom in May. Comments about the Lemon Lime include that it blooms 2 sometimes 3 times a year. I'm not sure if it means the same eyes rebloom, or if it is simply other eyes bloom at a later/different time. I suppose, since Twist of Lime is a sport of LL, that it could rebloom in the same fashion.

I'm sorry. I was confusing the name (even after you told me what it was!). The original post does not have green edges and is Lemon Lime. The second post does have green edges and is Twist of Lime. Thank you for your help.