Hosta Dancing Queen was registered in 2005 by Ken Tempering and Alttara Scheer. It is a large hosta that begins in the spring as bright yellow and although the brightness lessens a bit over the summer, it remains yellow versus some that start this way and end as chartreuse. The leaves have deep veining and a piecrust edge and the scapes are in the 26-28″ range and offer pale lavender flowers. The picture is the property of Walters Gardens, Zeeland, Michigan and it is made available to wholesale buyers to promote sales and educate customers. Thanks to Walters!