I have a few more hosta plants I am concerned about

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noreenwalsh
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I have a few more hosta plants I am concerned about

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Do any of these look like HVX? Thanks for any help you have to give.
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Undulata's leaves vary from white -> mottled -> solid green.
Undulata's leaves vary from white -> mottled -> solid green.
Sagae has asymetrically shaped leaves.
Sagae has asymetrically shaped leaves.
Narrow leaved has a lot of brown in its leaves. It is planted next to a red oak in deep shade.
Narrow leaved has a lot of brown in its leaves. It is planted next to a red oak in deep shade.
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No virus there, IMO. Undulata is just being its unattractive late-season self. The others are fine.

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I just received test results from Dr. Lockhart on Undulata and Narrow Leaved. Both were negative! I did not have Sagae tested.
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