A clump-forming, compact perennial that sets itself aside from other Hostas due to its unusual foliage, which emerges in spring pure creamy white in colour, before gradually turning to mid-green as the leaves mature, starting with the leaf veins and then working its way out..
- Trumpet-shaped flowers are produced on tall spikes, lavender-purple in colour, from June until August.
- Grows best in semi-shade or full shade, and its compact form makes it perfect for growing in pots. Suitable to any woodland planting or shade gardens.
- Flowers will attract bees and other beneficial pollinators.
- Susceptible to damage from slugs and snails, so protective measures may be needed.
