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Variety and interest for your shade garden!

Hosta Teaspoon

By Nyikos – 1998

A small hosta at 11 inches tall by 24 inches wide it has green roundish cup shaped leaves that are 2 by 3 inches. The leaves are corrugated with a fine serrated edge. Lavender flowers with a green tip appear in Late June. A good grower, so you can use it as a ground cover in front of larger hostas.

Parentage:  Birchwood Parky’s Gold x Golden Tiar

$10.00
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Hosta Morning Light

By Gert van Eijk-Bos/Dirk van Erven – 2000

This hosta is a sport of Twilight.  It is the reverse form.  It has yellow centers on the leaves with a dark green edge but it becomes more white later in the season. There are three or more colors as the edges streak towards the center. The clump is topped with pale lavender flowers starting in June. The leaves are thicker than the species because it is one of the first tetraploids found in Hostas.  The clumps are 2 to 3 feet wide.

$12.00
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Hosta Marilyn Monroe

By Jim Hawes/Pete and Jean Rue – 2005

This is a medium sized seedling of Urajiro Hachijo which can form a 2 foot clump when mature. The pale green lance shaped leaves are 7 inches long by 6 inches wide and have a uniform and very wavy edge. The leaves have a white back that flashes in a light breeze. The petioles are red and lavender flowers appear in August.

$15.00
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Hosta Limey Lisa

By Zumbar/Walek – 2009

This miniature to small hosta forms 15 inch clumps with heart shaped 2 inch leaves that form a flat mound.  The leaves are chartreuse to green and get darker as the season progresses, and will stay lighter if given a little sun. Purple flowers appear in early July.

$10.00

Hosta Lakeside Kaleidoscope

By Mary Chastain – 1994

A medium sized hosta that can grow to a 2 foot clump when mature. The heart shaped blue green leaves have a wavy white edge that streaks to the center. Near white flowers appear in July and August. A tough vigorous hosta.

$15.00
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Hosta Hadspen Blue

By Eric Smith and Paul Aden – 1976

A medium sized blue hosta that has thick cupped 7 inch leaves. I can best describe it as a powdery dark steel blue.  Lavender flowers appear on 2 foot scapes in July. Still a great hosta after 25 years.

Parentage:  tardiflora x sieboldiana ‘Elegans

$12.00
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Hosta Chesapeake Bay

By Olga Petryszyn – 2004   

This large blue hosta can be 2 feet tall by 3 feet wide when fully mature. The large leaves can be folded or wavy and corrugated. Near white flowers appear on 2.5 inch scapes in July. 

Parentage:  (‘Maui Rains’ x ‘Blue Arrow’) x ‘Blue Betty Lou  

$15.00
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Hosta Cherish

By Hans Hanson – 2002

This gorgeous little miniature hosta is perfect in a shady rock garden. This is a sport of Baby Bunting with 2 inch heart shaped leaves. It can grow to form a patch given time. The leaves have a thick blue green edge that have creamy yellow centers that fade to white later in the summer.  The green can streak into the centers forming interesting patterns.  Tiny lavender flowers appear on 6 inch scapes in mid summer

$12.00

Hosta American Dream

By Van Wade – 1999

This is a medium sized sport of High Fat Cream. It will form a 2 foot clump when mature. The color is a bright lime green with a cream to white colored edge. Lavender flowers appear in August on 15 inch scapes.

 

$10.00
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Hosta Allegan Fog

By Ken Herrema/Pete Ruh – 2000

This medium sized hosta grows to about 18 inches wide and 15 inches tall.  It is white with a dark green edge which is twisted and wavy. The white center is misted with tiny green speckles that make it look misty. The white area turns light green later in the season. Lavender flowers appear in mid-June.

 

$15.00

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