In this post, I share one of my favorite part shade to full sun perennials. This is the Royal Wedding Hosta
This is one of my favorites as it fills out to 1′ tall x 2′ under my Japanese maple. The Royal Wedding introduced by Walters Gardens is a sport Hosta ‘Diana Remembered’. This hosta boasts a wider margin that emerges gold and ages to cream.
Royal Wedding Hosta in My Landscape
Below is a video featuring the plant in mid-Spring. This is hardiness zone 5b Ohio. Listen to the birds and see the rain as it encourages the roots to grow even more. I can’t wait until I can divide this beauty. I think I will end up rearranging this border taking out the old solid color hostas. Once I share the blooms later in the season you will see why this plant is one of my favorites. The video below is a really quick share featuring the plant as it is in realtime. I just love how the leaves are thick and crinkled like a wedding dress back in the ’80s. I am very sure the ‘Diana Remembered’ hosta would be super proud of this spin-off. Be sure to check out the images and tag details below. Find this video and more on my Bren Haas YouTube Page.The Royal Wedding Hosta Tag
Details about this plant are found on the tag I found in the landscape. I have to get better at remembering the names of these plants. After doing this blog post I am very sure I will remember this plant. I am a huge fan of the British Royal Family so this will be easy to not forget.
Brens’ Notes
This hostas as been in my garden since 2017. It gets some hot afternoon sun but shade by dinner time during the hottest days of summer. I have never seen bugs on the plant including slugs. The blooms are striking and I look forward to sharing photos of them with you as they bloom later this season so please stay tuned.Let’s Connect
I would love to hear about the hostas you grow in your home garden. Please be sure to comment below with details. Happy Hosta Gardening,
2 responses to “Royal Wedding Hosta”
I love this. I must find that Hosta and grow it. Brilliant blog posting for this hosta.
thank you for stopping by and commenting Sally! I look forward to sharing images of the blooms when they arrive on this hosta.