Lillian Maroushek ’78. Flat, heart shaped, pointed, dark jade green with bright white narrow margins and slight wavy edge at maturity. Medium lavender flowers. Frosty look to leaves is perhaps a waxy coating similar to that on some blue hosta. Large.  I have given up on Frosted Jade after over 15 years because I cannot figure out how to grow it in a world of voles. There is something about it that voles smell and love to eat. When I first started with it, I had a wonderful, very large specimen plant. Over a couple years only 20% of the plant was left. I dug that out, reamended the soil and planted it in a mesh cage and the voles went over the top and ate it again. If anyone knows more about its heritage I’d be interested in learning.