 A sport found in
tissue culture of H. 'Honeybells', this
cultivar was registered by
Mark Zilis of Illinois in 1984. It forms a large size (24 inches high) mound of very wavy, smooth
textured foliage. The flowers are fragrant, very pale lavender
and bloom from late August into September.
 According to
The Hostapedia by Mark Zilis (2009), "Besides its attractively variegated, wavy foliage,
'Sugar and Cream' offers a fast growth rate and a good show of
fragrant flowers in late summer."
 "AHS
Savory Shield Award, 1985. Plant is the
white-margined form of H. 'Honeybells' found
in tissue culture explants. Very vigorous and more
desirable than the all-green parent."
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