Hosta June Spillers which truly resembles the beak

which truly resembles the beak of a bird

this is hard to beat

starting in late February/early-March (NC)

waxy foliage on a clump that can easily cover an area 4' wide

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Hosta June Spillers which truly resembles the beakHosta 'June' is a wildly popular, creamy centered UK discovery sport of the old standard Hosta 'Halcyon'. Each leaf emerges with blue edges and a brilliant creamy center that gradually changes to dark chartreuse. This is one of those shockingly beautiful hostas that stands out as soon as you spot it in the garden. We recommend some morning sun for best coloration. The 3' wide clumps are topped with light violet flowers on 20" scapes in early summer