Hosta | David A. Haskell |
Status | registered |
Originator(s) | Allen Haskell/Alex Malloy 1999 |
Origin | 'Sum and Substance' sport |
Size category | |
Plant height x width | 60x160 cm (24x63 in.) |
Leaf length x width | 44x38 cm (17x15 in.) |
Vein pairs | 15-17 |
Leaf color | green,yellow edge |
Variegation | edge |
Leaf | |
Petiole | |
Scape | |
Scape height | 100 cm (39 in.) |
Flower | pale lavender |
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Fragrant | |
Flowering period | July - August |
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Pod | |
Ploidy | 3-3-3 |
Patents | |
Info | ='David Haskell'. H. 'David Haskell' is another sport from H. 'Sum and Substance'. It is named after Allen Haskell's son and comes to us from A. Haskell/A. Malloy (1999). It has a medium green leaf with a 3" wide yellow margin. The leaf is near round with a cordate base. The flowers are tubular, pale lavender, and the viability is unknown. It is mound-like and fast growing. It received a lot of publicity when it was displayed in Haskell's garden on one of Martha Stewart's visits [GW]. |
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