Hyuga Urajiro is a small thin leafed hosta with white backed leaves and yellow streaks that fade. It is a kikutii type.
The Hostapedia notes there is a problem using this name for this hosta - the name implies a plain green hosta H. kikutii leuconata and not this yellow streaked version.
This is one of my oldest plants. I planted it in 2008 in a raised bed. It has never gotten very big - probably not enough sun.
In the 2014 I picked up two more - a good sized one and one version that may be a miniature.
Here it is in 2008.
Hyuga Urajiro - August 17, 2008
And here it is early in 2010.
Hyuga Urajiro - April 30, 2010
And here it is late in 2011 with flowers.
Hyuga Urajiro - August 15, 2011
Hyuga Urajiro - August 29, 2011
Hyuga Urajiro - August 29, 2011
Ed McHugh, Sicklerville NJ Mockingbird feeding juvenile yellow raisons - never leave home without them.
That tiny one is interesting. Ours has always grown well. One pic is on the rotating slide show on the home page of http://delvalhosta.org (I can't link just the picture.)
By coincidence, I just cleaned about 100 OP seeds from ours and will be interested to see if I get anything interesting.
For the record, I collected pods from ours and cleaned the tiny seeds. No germination, though. I did use some pollen in crossing with Lightning Flash, I think.
Mockingbird feeding juvenile yellow raisons - never leave home without them.