Originated by
Ernest Brodeur
of Massachusetts before 1969 but registered in 1997
by
Peter Ruh of Ohio on his behalf, this
fast growing, small size (7 inches high by 21 inches
wide) cultivar
is of unidentified parentage. The greenish yellow leaves are
slightly rippled and slightly shiny on top. Bell shape
flowers bloom from late June into July on scapes up to
12 inches tall.
In an article by Robert Olson, past President of The American Hosta Society
in
The
Hosta Journal (1992 Vol. 23 No. 2) quoted Bill Burto..."[Ernie Brodeur] had two similar-looking plants that he named 'Fantasy' and 'Hannah
Hanson'..."
In an article by Robert Olson, past President of The American Hosta Society
in
The
Hosta Journal (1992 Vol. 23 No. 2) quoted
Peter Ruh's
response to a list of older hostas presented to him:
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