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HOSTA LIST
Currently we are not set up with pictures for each hosta. We are adding pictures gradually. By going to
HostaLibrary.org you can find pictures for nearly all of these. They often show both young and mature plants in various sunlight
conditions.
Most of our divisions now come from plants that are over 6 six years old, so eyes will be large and quickly
fill out/begin to multiply for you. Hostas above $10 will usually only have 1-2 large eyes. Hostas below
that will have multiple eyes.
HOSTA ORDERS ARE FILLED FROM MID-MAY TO MID-SEPTEMBER. PLEASE HOLD YOUR ORDERS UNTIL THEN. THANKS!
(J) indicates a variety being sold by my son Jason
(tc) indicates a 1st year tissue culture plant, newly
ordered this spring. These will usually pot up in 3" or 4" pots.
Click Here for Hosta Library Pictures
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(8" x 18") Ruh 90
A sport of 'Gold Drop', the leaves are green with a gold margin, similar to 'Golden Tiara'
but the leaf margin is darker. Forms a neat low mound good for edging. Grows and multiplies rapidly. Lavender flowers.
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(20"H x 24"W) Walden West 89
A 'H. Tokudama' x 'H. sieboldiana' cross. Round, deeply cupped leaves of powdery-blue.
White flowers in early summer.
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(15"H x 36"W) Walken West 87
A great August Moon sport, the same plant as "Mayan Moon" except found by another
person. Dark green leaves with a large gold margin. White flowers or pale lavender flowers in early summer.
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(Medium)
Light chartruese to yellow centers surrounded by green edges.
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(13"H x 18"W) Herrema 00
Medium green, lance-shaped leaves with a wide, creamy-white center. Centers are dotted with green flecks.
Two-foot scapes bearing light lavender flowers appear in midsummer. One of the most unique variegation patterns in hostas.
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(15"H x 60"W) Ruh/Hofer 79
If you haven't seen this plant you might assume from its description that it is just
another white variegated Fortunei type - but you can spot 'Antioch' every time. It has won multiple awards from the
Hosta Society and every year it is ranked highly on the popularity polls, right up there with all the expensive new introductions.
It has an informal look to it, large pointed green leaves that arch nearly to the ground, with wide, irregular margins of
creamy white. Each leaf is different, and a mature clump is really beautiful. Lavender flowers.
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(20"H x 30"W)
Forms an impressive mound of large, rounded, heavily puckered yellow leaves. Probably a sieboldiana
hybrid. Bright light gives the best color. White flowers.
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(4"H x 6"W) Savory 82
One of the smallest blue hostas! Small, bluish green rounded, which gain heavy texture
with age. Excellent in shady rock gardens or as specimens. A well-behaved dwarf hosta. Pale lavender
flowers.
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(24"H x 60"W) Aden 78
Round, deep blue leaves, cupped and heavily puckered. Very impressive in a mature clump.
White flowers.
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(Medium) Shaw 86
Gold, heart-shaped leaves. Forms a vigorous, symmetrical clump. Good for ground covers. Lavender flowers.
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(36"H x 72"W) Aden 86
Huge, deep blue leaves, deeply veined but not puckered. One of the largest blues available,
and since it multiplies more rapidly than most of the large blue hostas, it reaches significant size without the long wait.
White flowers. Good slug resistance.
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(Medium)
Thick glossy blue pointed leaves form an impressive clump up to two feet wide. Cluster of lavender flowers
open in August. A very nice fast growing blue hosta.
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(Small) Aden 74
Fast multiplier with small, heavily textured blue leaves. Forms a neat mound. Lavender flowers.
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(36"H x 60"W) Aden NR
A sieboldiana hybrid, one of the larges blue-leaved cultivars available. The leaves are
lighter blue than most of this type, nicely puckered with lots of substance. Pale lavender flowers
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(6"H x 12"W) Deckert 00
One of the cutest and most poular hostas! Forms a tight mound of small, blue-green leaves. Leaves are round
or heart-shaped and are very thick compared to most hostas. Striped, pale lavender flowers of very short flower scages.
Hated by slugs. An excellent border or rock garden plant.
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(14" x 36") Anderson 80
Blue-green margins surround a center that changes from bluish green to a combination
of chartreuse, green, and gold by mid-season. The leaves are heavily corrugated and have a good resistance to slugs. A slow
grower. Flowers are near white in late June into July.
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(18"H X 24"W) Aden 76
Leaves have a dordate base,are blue-green, and cupped-rugose. White flowers on a 36" scape are fertile.
The plant's ancestry is buried in Aden's numbering system.
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(5"H x 12"W) Benedict 95
Small, dark green leaves bordered in a wide, creamy-yellow margin. Leaves are thick and
slightly rippled. Fast-growing and semi-upright. Medium-purple flowers one 16" scapes appear in
late summer.
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(16"W X 48"W) Owens 94
Shiny green leaves are oval in shape with a wide, slightly rippled white margin. Leaves
are somewhat corrugated. Medium lavender flowers in early summer.
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(Medium to Large)
This is a beautiful sport of Sieboldiana Elegans that comes from England. It has leaves that
are gold-centered with blue-green margins. Lavender flowers.
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(15"H x 48"W) Aden/Klehm NR
Cupped shaped leaves; center is streaked and mottled with yellow. Wide green margins.
Very slow grower. Very nice!
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(12"H x 15" W) Aden 86
This plant has 'Wide Brim' as a pollen parent. The leaves are 7" x 5" with wide white irregular margins.
It has a cupped leaf with a green center. The leaf is seersuckered. Flowers open as light blue and tend towards
white as summer progresses. This plant prefers shade to 1/4 sun.
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(20" H, Very Large)
This is one of several sports of 'Sum and Substance' currently coming out of tissue culture.
Similar to 'Lady Isobel Barnett', but the irregular chartreuse to gold edge around the dark centered leaves is consistently
wider. Beautiful shiny, waxy leaf.
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