Hosta 'Golden Pursuit'

Hosta 'Golden Pursuit'[M L] Sometimes bringing a new hosta to market just doesn't work as planned. When 'Pursuit of Happiness' (a sport of 'Liberty' discovered by Dan Wols) came out of the tissue culture lab, most of them had lost the variegation. The resulting plants were too nice to just throw away, so it was named 'Golden Pursuit'. The chartreuse leaves are exceptionally thick, wavy, and gently cupped. Like 'Liberty', 'Golden Pursuit' should form a medium large, vase

as German hybridizer Christina Brinkmann demonstrated by naming this seedling of 'Concord' to honor the friends who help administrate her Facebook group

[Mini] Tony Avent likes to push limits

waxy blue margin

Ruby red pierces half way into the leaf from the petiole

[M] This seedling of 'Tequila Sunrise' puts on a dazzlingly colorful spring show

Heuchera 'Lemon Love' quickly formed a full clump in our trails in a single season and never scorched in bright shade

Cream flowers bloom in early summer

Hosta 'Midnight Oil' forms a fairly upright clump about 15" tall and 28" across that blooms in the summer with fertile

pointed leaves of Hosta 'Mystic Seaport' are a gorgeous shade of aqua-blue

[M] A classy new yellow from Charles Kwick of Wisconsin

auctioned off the first plant to be released for a winning bid of over $12

All dressed up and ready for your garden