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| Named after a famous British hosta grower, 'Lady Isobel Barnett' is a sport of 'Sum and Substance'. Diane Grenfell registered it in 1996. The plant forms a 60" diameter and 30" tall mound and has a strong growth rate. Often listed as sun tolerant, it performs equally well in sun or shade. The leaf is a medium green with a .25" cream to yellow margin. The large leaf (18 x 10") is broadly ovate with a cordate base and lightly wavy. There are 7-8 pairs of insignificant veins. The petiole is red spotted toward the base. The bell-shaped flower is pale lavender to near white and blooms midseason. Viable seed is produced. |