There are hundreds of Hosta cultivars! The more interesting ones can be harder to find, and more expensive. Gorgeous! Regardless of the leaves, my fav are any with wonderfully scented blooms. I've never sniffed a purple one with a scent, but the white blooms are almost always scented, similar to Jasmine or Gardenia.
That hosta is g...g...g...gargantuan. I have a similar one except it is not variegated. It is scheduled to be split next year for the 8th time in 40 years. This keeps it to a manageable size. My parents gave it to us but no name. It was probably planted by my grandmother in a garden a long time ago and far, far away. Some hosta like 'Empress Wu' and 'Gentle Giant' are in the 30 to 40 inch height range but neither is variegated. Jerry
Do you mean 30-40" per leaf? https://www.google.com/search?q=hug...YuB6AQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1024&bih=702#imgrc=_
Oh! In my editing the post for wording I deleted height......type...type...correct...correct...fixed!! Jerry
I do love hostas and that is a beauty. Many of mine are finally reaching their mature size. I am a bit partial to the minis and smaller varieties and finally got brave enough to plant them all into the ground after years in pots. Some people don’t like their blossoms but I enjoy the flowers and fragrance as much as I enjoy the variety of leaf structures.
This is "Sum and Substance" It also gets unruley...But is impressive.... I have tried to divide it but the roots are like....well, anyone got some dynamite???..I have made cement leaves with these...I love it...
