Hosta Elizabeth Campbell forms a medium mound with a height of approximately 55cm-70cm and a spread of up to 100cm at maturity. This plant is an improved variety of Hosta Fortunei Albopicta, retaining its variegation well into the season. The leaves of Hosta Elizabeth Campbell are significantly larger, thicker, and have an elliptical or heart-shaped form. The mound is relatively compact but possesses an open quality. It presents an impressive appearance in the spring. Lavender flowers emerge on 90cm long scapes during June and July. This Hosta prefers dappled shade for optimal growth.