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Physical description: Wavy-leaved plantain lilies have basal, ovate
leaves that are about 6 inches long. The leaves are striped lengthwise
at the center with cream or white. The pale lavender flowers
are about 2 inches long, gradually widening and funnel-form,
and are borne on a scape about 1 foot tall.
Optimal growing conditions: Light to moderate shade and moist soil is preferred,
and soil pH should range from 6 to 7. Hosta undulata tolerates
full sun better than other Hosta species.
Susceptibility to pests and diseases: Leaf spots, crown rot, chewing insects, and slugs
can be problems
Use:
This plant makes an excellent border for rock gardens, pools,
or edges of walkways.
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