Hosta Sweet Tater Pie Acorus since it was first introduced

since it was first introduced in 1864

lavender-blue flowers

needle-like leaves and fluorescent purple

occur only in early fall

The rosette produces up to 2 dozen stalks

Hosta Sweet Tater Pie Acorus since it was first introducedOur 1996 release resulted from a cross of H. 'Gold Scepter' x H. yingeri (H. 90 353). H. 'Sweet Tater Pie' has thick, waxy leaves that are very wavy. The glossy, chartreuse golden color (brightest in spring) changes throughout the wavy leaf like shadows on a mountainous terrain. The 30" wide clump is topped with purple, star like flowers in midsummer on 28" tall scapes the perfect southern dessert!