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Currently we are not set up with pictures for each hosta. We hope to add that soon. 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.
(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.
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(2"H x 6"W) Anderson NR
A sport of 'Cheatin' Heart.' Small, heartshaped leaves are green with a gold margin. Flowers are purple in
July.
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(24"H x 48"W) Inniswood Garden 94
One of the most popular hostas on the market today! It makes a stunning landscape
addition. Leaves are rounded in shape, yellow with a deep green edge. Flowers are medium lavender in early to mid-summer.
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(Medium) Aden 93
Tightly massed, 4" long leaves are bright glossy green, slightly wavy.
Raped grower useful as a ground cover. Fragrant, almost white flowers in summer.
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(20"H) Sellers 81
Wide, flat green leaves with a wide white margin. Flowers are lavender
and fragrant in late summer.
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A very striking hosta. Leaves are blue-green with gold margins, cupped, and heavily corrugated once mature.
White flowers late June to July.
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(15"H x 15"W) Neo Plants 91 2001 HOSTA OF THE YEAR
This is the new gold centered form of 'Halcyon'. The leaves
are a rich, powdery gold, with a narrow blue edge. The color is best in fairly bright light, tending to yellow-green in deep
shade. Flowers are pale lavender. I really don't think I've seen any new introductions that I like better than this one.
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(10"H x 15"W) AHS 77
Some people have had difficulties growing this one, probably because it needs more sun than
many hostas. On the other hand, too much sun will bleach the color from the leaf, but if you get it right, 'Kabitan' can be
spectacular, especially in mass. It tends to hug the ground, with long, narrow, wavy-edged leaves, bright yellow to yellow
green, with a narrow green edge. Flowers are purple striped. The plant spreads and does not form a tight mound. If you are
planting it as a small specimen rather than a ground cover, confine it with a one gallon nursery container (cut the bottom
out of the pot and bury it to the rim).
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(Small)
An outstanding bright gold hosta. Leaves are flat and heart shaped. Flowers are white.
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(36"H x 84"W) Seaver NR
Very large clumps of long, pointed leaves that are dark green. White flowers in June.
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(8"H x 15"W) Hawks / Solberg 99
Oval leaves are shiny green and streaked with white. Very nice! Flowers are light lavender, flare out, and
appear in August.
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(Large) Krossa 80
Frosty, blue-gray leaves, upright and arching to form a large vase-shaped plant. Lavender flowers
on scapes up to 5' tall. One of the best and most popular of all hostas.
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(Small-Medium)
Green lance-shaped leaves. Increases rapidly. One of the earliest hostas to come up in spring,
it is often used as an edger. Purple flowers.
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(Small) Bowden NR
A sport of 'Lemon Lime' from England. The leaves have a dark green center with yellow margins.
Rapid spreader. Purple flowers. This is the reverse of 'Twist of Lime."
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(6"H x 8"W) Savory 77
A small, light green hosta with light to dark purple flowers. In full sun, the leaf tips
burn to a white--a great contrast with the light green and purple. One plant can get about 4" around, but forms a clump up
to 12-24" around. A great border plant.
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(18"H x 20"W) Lachman 86
Round, cupped, dark green leaves with a thick, creamy-white margins. Pale lavender flowers.
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(10"H x 20"W) Aden 78
A small but striking hosta with corrugated, bright, metallic golden leaves with a slight
ripple on the edge. Pale lavender flowers.
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(10"H x 24"W) Avent 95
Nearly round leaves emerge a green color, then turn to a gold. Flowers are lavender, emerging in July on scapes that
are black.
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(6"H x 12"W) Briggs 96
One of the best small hostas around. It is a green-margined sport of Little Aurora. Bright
golden leaves with a wide, dark green margin.
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(Medium) Walters Garderns NR
The reverse of 'Patriot', with white centered leaves with a dark green margin. The
foiliage is very heavy and holds up well to quite a bit of sun. One to of the best white centered hostas. It seems to grow
better than 'Fire and Ice'.
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(Medium) Lydell 94
This is a sport of 'Lunar Orbit', which in turn, is a sport of 'August Moon'. Leaves emerge
green and change to deep gold, with a dark green margin. Lavender flowers.
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