| Hosta | Call Me Gorgeous |
| Status | not registered |
| Originator(s) | Doug Beilstein |
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| Size category | small |
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| Variegation | medio |
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| Flower | purple |
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| Info | Some white centered hostas do not transition well out of tissue culture at the nursery. They do not make good mature roots and then their leaves melt in summer's heat. But some do. This good-looking tricolored seedling from Doug Beilstein is a root maker. The light-yellow leaf centers become cream with an overlay of light green streaks and darker green margins. Nice purple flowers are produced on straight scapes in summer. |
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