'Aspen Gold' hosta features perfectly round, puckered, bright-gold leaves with a pattern resembling seersucker fabric. Pale-lavender flowers appear in early summer. Plant in groups of three or five for a splash of color in the center of a border.
Plant in groups of three or five for a splash of color in the center of a border.
Full sun to part shade; moist but well-drained, fertile soil. Shade tolerant. Grows best with full morning sun. Tolerates drought, but summer mulch is beneficial.
Divide plants in late summer or early spring.
Slugs and snails. In containers: vine weevil. Also viruses and foliar nematodes.
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Hosta 'Granary Gold' – Golden Foliage from 1988
Hosta 'Gold Edger' – Classic Gold for Borders Since 1978
Hosta 'Demetriou's Gold' – Golden Treasure from 2001
Hosta 'Gosan Gold Midget': Tiny Gold-Leaved Miniature Hosta
Hosta 'Good As Gold': Bright Gold-Leaved Hosta for Shady Spots
Hosta 'Kiwi Minnie Gold': Tiny Gold-Leaved Miniature Hosta from New Zealand
Hosta 'Fortunei Green Gold': Classic Green and Gold Variegated Sport
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