Hosta Georgia Sweetheart Carex From an evergreen basal rosette

From an evergreen basal rosette of corrugated grey-green leaves arise tall

Any solid green shoots should be removed when they occur

although it really needs to be sited on a moderate to steep slope to perform its best

It is not a plant that fares well in shade or wet sites

This is a long flowering species

Hosta Georgia Sweetheart Carex From an evergreen basal rosetteHosta 'Georgia Sweetheart' is an attractive sport of Hosta 'Captain Kirk' that we received from now retired nurseryman Jim Anderson in 2007 mislabeled, as many of Jim's plants were, as a sport of Hosta 'American Sweetheart'. Hosta 'Georgia Sweetheart' makes a beautiful 1' tall x 2' wide clump of dark green leaves, each highlighted by a large central pattern that emerges bright yellow and ages to cream yellow in summer. Because of the large amount of