Originated by Thomas Donahue of Massachusetts and registered by Alex Malloy in 2001, this cultivar is of unidentified parentage. It grows into a large size hosta about 21 inches high by 40 inches wide with light green foliage. The leaves are broadly ovate, heavily corrugated and have a cordate base. Tubular shaped flowers bloom from June into July.

In Greek mythology, Artemis was the god of the hunt, wilderness, wildlife and, of all things, plagues.