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Hosta 'Happy Accident'[S] Happy accidents are the best kind of accidents, and this pretty little sport of the obscure 'Serendipity Singer' is indeed a happy accident! Small, lance shaped leaves have white centers edged by blue green margins. There is no seasonal color shift, as there is with its parent. Hosta 'Happy Accident' is a surprisingly healthy grower for such a small white centered plant, and with bright shade and good soil it will form a mound about 7" tall and

PPAF 10-14" tall x 16-20" wide

with many deeply impressed

and lined with beautifully ruffled edges that terminate in a fine point

[M] There will be no poor behavior in the garden from this star hosta introduction from Meg and Jim Dalton

green leaves with a smooth

deep veins

features broad

Foliage has excellent substance and the sturdy petioles show some red

vase-shaped clump about 24" tall and 54" across that holds the foliage up to reveal the deep red petioles below

pinwheel-like clump about 11" high and 27" across that blooms in late summer with fertile

the leaf centers turn light green

gentle waves