Hosta ‘Garden Gate’ is a registered large streaked hosta introduced by Josh Stadden in 2001 as a sport of ‘Iron Gate Glamour’. This offering is OS (Originator’s Stock), meaning plants are sourced directly from the originator’s original stock and designated as OS only when verifiable.

The foliage is green with bold yellow and white streaking, producing lively, ever-changing patterns throughout the growing season. As a true streaked hosta, no two leaves are exactly alike, giving each clump a unique appearance. The leaves are well veined with good substance, forming a strong, upright mound that provides excellent structure in the shade garden.

In addition to its ornamental appeal, ‘Garden Gate’ is fertile, making it useful for breeding and seed work while still serving as an excellent garden specimen.

Plant Details

Botanical Name: Hosta ‘Garden Gate’
Registration Status: Registered
Originator: Josh Stadden, 2001
Parentage: ‘Iron Gate Glamour’ sport
Size Category: Large
Leaf Size: Approximately 7 inches long x 4 inches wide
Vein Pairs: 12–14
Foliage Color: Green with yellow and white streaking
Variegation: Streaked
Growth Habit: Clumping perennial
Fertility: Fertile
OS (Originator’s Stock): Yes – sourced directly from the originator
RH Rating: RH4 (Very Rare – limited availability, not commonly offered)
Primary Interest: Ornamental foliage and breeding potential
Garden Use: Shaded borders, woodland gardens, large hosta plantings, streaked hosta collections

Hosta Garden Gate OS

Hosta Garden Gate OS