Hosta Stingray Texas native plants it was found to be

it was found to be in the genus Actaea along with the monotypic genus Souliea in a research paper published in 1998

each with a contrasting white throat and a small darker lavender marking at the base of the beard

except they are more flattened

but it is also required by the larvae of monarch butterflies

but the tidy gardener might prefer the refreshed plant

Hosta Stingray Texas native plants it was found to be(aka: H. 89KIKXMONT) This incredible Roy Herold hybrid (H. kikutii x H. montana) is truly one of the finest green leaf hostas that I have had the pleasure to grow. The large, 4' wide clumps are adorned by wide, but long, very pointed, shiny deep green leaves. Each leaf is amazingly scalloped along the edges and out to the tip. In late spring, the clumps are topped with 6' tall scapes of medium lavender flowers a superb specimen hosta!