"A sport of yellow-leaved 'Little Aurora' with a pronounced green center. I saw it in a tour garden at the 1991 AHS National Convention in Raleigh, North Carolina, and fell in love with it on the spot. Then saw it in gardens at the 1992 AHS convention and had to have it. A month later, I saw it in a northern Virginia garden where its distinctiveness was again easily noticed, even though it was in a large grouping of very noteworthy hostas. Not a fast grower and very small plants don't look too much different from young 'Golden Tiara' plants. Like 'Little Aurora', it makes a very nice clump and withstands considerable direct sunlight. My experience with 'Little Aurora' is that it needs some sun for best coloring, so I think this would also apply to 'Sultana'. 'Little Aurora's' leaves are chartreuse when they unfurl in spring and then turn to a bright yellow a few weeks later; I suspect 'Sultana's' margin does the same. Available from Bill Zumbar at his Adrian's Flowers of Fashion Nursery, Alliance, Ohio for $50.00"