With a mature height of 9″ and a width of 29″ this Hosta produces showy, wavy, dark green variegated leaves. Creamy yellow margins mature to creamy white. Lavender flowers are produced in mid-summer. It’s a vigorous grower with contrasting colors and attractive leaf characteristics. Height category – Short. Light requirements Part Shade to Shade.

Heavily textured, dark blue-green, seer suckered leaves with heavy substance display a unique cupped form up to 3″ deep. White flowers appear just above the foliage on 22″ scapes in early summer. A summer bonus to the Abiqua Drinking Gourd Hosta is the brilliant display of white to green, trumpet-shaped flowers. This beautiful Hosta stands at a height of 18 to 22 inches and has a wide spread of 40 to 45 inches. After a rain, Drinking Gourd absolutely sparkles with small pools of water collected in the deeply cupped foliage. White flowers in early summer.

A large gold Hosta with golden yellow leaves, this is the perfect specimen for making a statement in the shade with its upright spreading habit and large smooth leaves. In midsummer, near white, tubular flowers appear with a very faint pale lavender central pattern on the interior petals. Plant in morning sun or filtered shade for best yellow color they grow to a height of 20” and a spread of 58”.

Medium-large sized mounding Hosta with leaves of creamy white with dark green margins. Pale lavender-colored flowers on long spikes bloom in early summer. Uses: Borders, Woodland, Specimen, Mass Planting.

This large, rippled Hosta forms an attractively rounded mound of cascading green leaves with beautiful white centers. The green margins measure up to 2” wide, with a lighter green area appearing where the margins and centers overlap. The mature leaves arch downward with a rippled margin.  Light lavender flowers appear in midsummer. A slow grower but has proven to be larger than documented with a height and width of approximately 24 by 48”

Hosta Atlantis is a sport of ‘Abba Dabba Do’ and has a significantly wider edge than its parent, making it a showier specimen in the landscape. The slightly rippled leaves are dark green with golden-yellow margins. The color of the margins are typically brighter with more sunlight. Pale lavender flowers appear above the foliage in midsummer. Grows to approximately 24 inches tall by 48 inches wide.

Gorgeous spinach broadly ovate green leaves with a hint of blue and deep golden-yellow margins measuring ⅛” to ½” wide that are offset by elegant, pale lavender blooms in mid to late summer. Margins hold their color all season long.  Very showy, this 18-24” tall by 40” wide Hosta is perfect for any shady or partially shady spot in the garden.

This striking Hosta forms a medium sized mound of showy, frosty blue leaves with extra wide, bright yellow margins. The margins lighten to creamy white and light lavender flowers are produced in summer. This 12” tall by 24” wide Easy maintenance plant requires  Part Shade to Shade

The lovely chartreuse hue of this bright shade-loving perennial will brighten any dark corner. Grows quickly with little care or maintenance, to a height of 16 to 18” with a spread of 24″ wide. Midsummer brings arching sprays of pale lavender, bell-shaped blooms that butterflies and beneficial pollinators just adore.  

Lance-shaped leaves have white centers and dark green margins, accented by cherry red flower stems that support showy purple flowers in the summer. Develops cherry red seed pods in the fall. Fabulous variegation with a smaller form than other selections make it perfect for edging the shade garden. Light preferences are partial Shade to full shade and the plant quickly reaches 12 to 18” tall, spreading to 12” wide.

This large Hosta forms an attractive mound of rounded dark green leaves with thin yellow margins that are cupped and heavily corrugated. The margin fades to creamy white in the summer, and occasionally streaks to the center of the leaf. Growing 23” tall by 56” wide lavender flowers in midsummer are followed by stunning reddish purple seed pods.

This striking easy maintenance mounded Hosta in the tall height category forms a giant clump of thick, puckered, gold leaves with wavy edges. Gold coloring becomes brighter in morning sun in summer. Growing 30” tall by 36” wide it requires Part Shade to Shade conditions and produces pale violet flowers.

A classic giant perennial ‘Earth Angel’ is an exceptional and highly versatile selection that is massive and elegant with its low-growing form. The broad, beautifully variegated rounded leaves have a blue-green center and transition to creamy white margins that turn yellow in the spring adding a classic look to any landscape. When mid-summer rolls around, tall spikes shoot from the center of each plant and adorns the stems with pale lavender-colored bell-shaped flowers. Growing to a mature height of 1 to 2 feet  and width of 4 to 5 feet this award-winning variety loves shade.

A seedling of ‘Big John’ and the largest known Hosta available growing to a mature size of 48″ tall and 70″Wide and even as big as 50″T x 100″W) this massive plant forms a gigantic upright mound of huge, thick, dark green corrugated wavy leaves that have a glaucous coating in spring giving a blue-green appearance. Very pale reddish violet flowers appear in mid-summer. It will make a fantastic statement in your shade garden – but Be patient with this hosta. It gets big but not overnight. Will take 5 to 8 years to reach a mature size. Light Requirement:  Part Shade to Shade

A Hosta that will grab your attention in the garden ‘Fantabulous’ features wide bright white margins that surround the dark green center. A Medium-large 17″ by 40″ wide mound of pointed, deeply veined, dark green foliage is surrounded by a dramatic, wide, creamy white border. The long, heart-shaped shiny leaves have a slight twist at the end, are moderately corrugated, and sparkle in the shade garden. The foliage is topped with lavender flowers in mid-summer that are 2′ scapes.

Height 1 to 2 feet – Spread 2 to 3 feet –  Bloom Color Pink, Bright Pink  – Bloom Form Single – Bloom Span 2 to 3″ across

A sport of ‘Halcyon’  with the same intense blue-green leaf centers this plant is a wonderful example of  the well-deserved reputation Hosta’s have for being a reliable source of hardy greenery. Broad, heart-shaped foliage grows in a rosette formation, giving this plant a very full and lush appearance. The leaves are blueish-green with a gold margin  that gradually fade to pure white throughout the growing season. Tall flower scapes displaying lavender blooms appear during the summer. With a mature height and spread of 12 – 16 Inches First Frost  plant thrives in the shade, making it an excellent addition to a low-light area.

Dating back to 1988 this lovely Small to medium, (12″ X 25″) variety was the very first Hosta exhibiting true blue foliage and fragrant blooms. Its chalky blue, heart-shaped leaves are thick and sturdy and thanks to its tendency to produce new foliage, it holds its attractive coloration throughout the long growing season. Mid to late summer brings arching sprays of soft purple blooms in mid to late summer. Ideal for brightening shady borders or walkways, as a ground cover between trees, or in a mixed shade garden. Perennializes well. Light requirements  Partial Shade, Full Shade

Lush foliage clumps with dramatic, heart-shaped, dark green arching broad leaves edged in white – truly a standout in the landscape. The leaves stretch around 6 to 8 inches long on average, and their color generally doesn’t degrade throughout the growing season (spring to fall). The mounding foliage with beautiful variegation is ideal for those sometimes difficult to fill shady woodland areas and borders. A wonderful Hosta for containers. Light requirements Full Shade, Partial Shade , and its moderate growing; forming a dense clump 1-2 ft. tall and around 1-3 ft. wide.

A sport of ‘Fragrant Bouquet’ huge, glossy, soft apple green leaves are surrounded by streaked, dark blue-green leaf margins just like an avocado. Leaf centers become brighter gold in summer when exposed to more sunlight while the margins remain dark green.  Large flower stalks with pale white lavender flared blooms release a soft, sweet fragrance. Requires full shade in hot summer areas. Provides a great contrast in both color and texture in the shade garden. Full shade, Partial shade. Fast growing; forms foliage clump 18 in. tall, 24 in. wide.

A sturdy and compact Hosta, ‘Halcyon’ has glaucous blue-green, flattened  heart-shaped leaves with heavy ribbing and towers of lavender flowers that emerge in mid to late Summer. A handsome choice for the shade garden, Easy To Grow, Low Maintenance ‘Halcyon’ is an exceptional way to add texture and dimension to plant groupings. A first-rate performer in containers. Light Requirements – Half Filtered Sun, Half Shade, Full Shade with a mature height of 16-18 inches tall and 36 to 42 in. wide.

A sport of ‘Paradise Island’ the improvements in this cultivar include more impressive variegation due to its wider margins, thicker leaf substance, and a strong growth rate.

Wide, dark green margins stand in sharp contrast to the bright yellow centers in early spring.  As summer approaches, the centers become more chartreuse when plants are grown in heavier shade or lighter yellow if they are grown in more sun. ‘Island Breeze’ has dark lavender blooms on red petioles that stand tall in mid-summer. With a height of 12 inches tall by 12 inches wide it prefers partial to full shade and moist, well-drained soil, but is drought tolerant once established

With a Mature Size of 14 inches tall and 26 inches wide this Sport of Hosta ‘June Fever’ has wider margins. It forms a distinctive mound of shiny chartreuse leaves with wide, deep blue-green margins and chartreuse centers that turn yellow in summer if planted in part sun. Lovely lavender flowers bloom in summer. Nice thick shiny leaves giving good contrast and sun tolerance makes this medium sized Hosta a useful option for patio containers or near the front of the border.

Shimmering, frosty-blue, thick, and graceful vase-like thick upright foliage makes this huge Hosta a real standout in the shade garden. Pale lavender flowers are displayed on 5-foot-tall stalks above the foliage. The thick leaves resist slug damage. Makes a dramatic statement when paired with creamy variegated hostas. Giant – 40″ tall, with a 3-6′ spread it prefers a part to full shade environment.  Occasionally develops an orange-yellow fall color.

Growing 28 inches tall by 60 inches wide at maturity and in prime conditions Liberty is a sport of H. ‘Sagae’ that features thicker leaves and a much wider yellow margin. Leaves with blue-green centers and a neon yellow margin emerge in spring changing to  green with a creamy white margin and Lavender flowers in Summer. Slow growing is fairly insignificant when young but magical once mature. A lovely specimen that  Illuminates the shade garden in spring when the margins are bright yellow. Partial sun, filtered shade, morning sun. Morning sun or filtered sun is the best for these Hosta’s but avoid mid-day sun as it will burn the leaves.

Miniature mound of thick, wavy leaves. Blue-green variegated leaves have creamy yellow margins. Pale lavender flowers. Mature height 5 inches by 13 inches wide. Light Requirement:  Part Shade to Shade, producing pale lavender flowers with deeper purple stripes that appear closely packed together on short, very proportionately sized scapes in early to midsummer. Show this petite mini-Hosta off in troughs and other patio containers with good drainage, or plant it right near the edge of the border where it’s sure to be seen.

One of the most popular, white-margined Hosta’s and a sport of ‘Francee’ this variety produces stunning, very dark green leaves that are surrounded by a wide, pure white margin. Leaves have good substance and are sometimes cupped and slightly wavy. Pale lavender striped flowers appear on 24″ scapes in early to midsummer. With a height of 18.0 Inches by 30.0 Inches wide they are well suited for Patio Containers, woodland shade, border, mass plantings or as a specimen plant.

The award-winning Hosta ‘Night before Christmas’ must have for anyone who loves Hosta’s. It’s a clump-forming variety presenting a  moderately dense, semi-upright mound of huge heart-shaped, dark green irregularly margined leaves that have striking creamy-white centers that change to pure white by midsummer. Satiny above and shiny underneath, the leaves are held on ivory-streaked stems. The plant reaches a height of 18 Inches and width of 36 Inches and  pale lavender, tubular flowers are produced on 34″ scapes in mid to late summer. Attracts both hummingbirds and songbirds

This is a very well-named compact medium sized Hosta and one to celebrate. It sports long slender wiggly foliage in a bright shade of chartreuse that form a mounding habit.  A rapid growth rate to maturity makes it a bold and distinctive accent to shade gardens and containers. Growing to around 12 inches in height with a spread of about 31 inches, in summer, the narrow, undulating leaves are capped by deep purple flowers with dark purple stripes that contrast beautifully with the foliage.

Growing at a moderate pace ‘Patriot’ is a Hosta cultivar that features a 12-20″ tall to 24-30″ wide mound of large, variegated, oval, basal leaves which have deep green centers and wide irregular ‘painted’ white margins. The leaves themselves are large and round, coming to a soft point and featuring corrugated texture. In late spring or early summer long stalks extend beyond the foliage and eventually erupt in light purple flowers. Sun exposure – Partial Shade, full shade.

Praying hands is unlike any other Hosta. Each small, 2′ wide clump is composed of tightly and strangely folded, dark green heavily crinkled or rippled  leaves, each with a narrow, creamy yellow/gold border resembling a multitude of hands folded in prayer. Leaves have a matte finish above but are folded, revealing their shiny undersides. With a height of 14 to 18 inches and a spread of 12 to 16 inches the upright clumps are topped with and abundance of 18″ spikes of light lavender flowers. Slow to establish due to the smaller leaf area, but needing little in the way of maintenance, they do however require a bit more sun than many Hosta to perform their best.

Fast growing,  Small 10″ x 25″ mound Hosta whose thick and glossy leaves are solid light green when they emerge, then quickly develop dramatic dark green borders and almost fluorescent radiant gold centers.  The leaves are rounded, cupped, and heavily puckered. Prefers partial to full shade but is reputed to take some sun and moist, humus-rich, well-drained soil. Light lavender flowers are produced on 24″ scapes in midsummer.

A fabulous creamy gold-edged version of ‘Krossa Regal’, with blue-green foliage surrounded by gold margins. This stunning, upright, vase-shaped variety supports tall, slender stalks of soft lavender, trumpet-shaped blooms adding summer interest. Fast growing and forming foliage clumps of  3 ft. tall and wide it makes a wonderful addition to shaded woodland areas and borders.

A beautiful medium cultivar blue-foliaged Hosta that forms a 15″ tall x 28″ wide clump of cascading, intensely powder blue, heavily-ruffled leaves, the color of which holds late into the season. The movement of this upright variety is reminiscent of waterfall. The 2′ tall stalks of pale lavender flower top the clump in summer.

A beautifully variegated ruffled Hosta with wedge-shaped leaves that is sure to catch your eye. Blue-green wedge-shaped leaves have ruffled creamy yellow margins. With a height of 17 inches and a spread of some 46 inches it produces pale lavender flowers in mid to late summer. Light Requirements:  Part Shade to Shade.

A medium-sized, moderate growing Hosta that forms a foliage clump 18 in. tall, 24 in. wide with flashy foliage that has bright pure white-centered leaves, dark green borders, and golden-yellow streaks that light up the interior margins where the green and white overlap. Ideal and attractive option for a dappled shade border. Tall stems of showy, pale-lavender flowers rise above the foliage in mid-summer.

This beautifully glaucous blue ruffled Shadowland Hosta with rippled leaves looks like water splashing in the shade garden and holds its color all season long. Lavender flowers appear on proportionate flower scape. With a height of 14 inches and spread of approximately 32 inches it makes a great border or landscape plant in a  Part Shade to Shade environment.

A unique and magical variety that accents any planting with its distinctive colorless leaves. Slow growing ‘White Feather’ Hosta  takes light-colored leaves to a whole new level. It doesn’t have any chlorophyll hence the white colored foliage. As it matures, the leaves transform into a blend of green and cream. With a height of 18- 36 inches and spread of approximately 24 inches it’s an excellent option for providing color and contrast to a shady area Lavender flowers. The plant also produces 20-inch-high lavender flowers in the summer.

Moderate growing and forming an attractive large foliage clump 18 to 24 in. tall, 24 to 36 wide of  wide, broad blue-green leaves with creamy yellow margins.  Slender spikes of pale lavender flowers on 24″ scapes appear in summer. Adds a colorful accent to shady mixed borders and woodland gardens.