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Variety |
Description |
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Hosta Camelot |
(Smith/BHHS, 1988) [H. Tardiana
grex] Leaves are blue gray on a clump getting 14 inches high and
nearly two feet wide. Substance give this one slug resistance.
Lavender flowers |
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Hosta Carnival |
(Lachman, 1986) [A seedling whose
pod parent is a H. Beatrice seedling] Dark green large leaves are
bordered with a wide yellow to gold edge. Clump is 16 inches tall and
3 feet wide. Great specimen plant gets lots of attention. Lavender
flowers. |
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Hosta Carriage Wheels |
(Summers, NR) [Sport from H.
Golden Nugget] Chartreuse yellow leaves with a blue green edge
Although new to the market but destined to be a great hosta. Lavender
flowers WOW! |
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Hosta Center of Attention |
(Kulpa, 1999) [A seedling who's
pod parent is H. Sea Prize] Leaf center starts out yellowish but turns
to creamy white with a wide medium dark green edge. This outstanding
clump gets 15 inches high and 2 feet wide. Pale lavender flowers. A
must have! |
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Hosta Chantilly Lace |
(Lachman, 1988) [H. Calypso x H.
Halcyon] Leaves are medium to gray leaves with a creamy white edge.
Clump gets 9 inches high by 14 inches wide. White flowers |
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Hosta Chartreuse Wiggles |
(Aden, 1976) [A seedling whose pod
parent is H. Ogon Koba] Narrow leaves are chartreuse-yellow. Leaves
edges are extremely wavy. When caught by the wind, this clump appears
to really wiggle. Small clump 6 inches high by 9 inches tall. Lavender
Flowers |
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Hosta Chelsea Ore |
(Chelsea Physic Gar, 1989)
Fragrant [A seedling whose pod parent is H. plantaginea] An
interesting looking plant with yellow green leaves and a dark green
narrow edge. Clump reaches 24 inches by 24 inches. |
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Hosta Cherries Jubilee |
(Malloy, 2001) [Sport from H.
Cherry Berry] A streaked form of Cherry Berry that is unstable. Has
varying degrees of white throughout the leaf. Red pods should provide
interesting seedlings. Clump gets 14 inches high and about 2 feet
wide. Lavender flowers |
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Hosta Cherry Berry |
(Lachman, 1991)[H. Lachman 82-18-1
x H. Lachman 81-9-2] Long strappy leaves have a white center with a
dark green edge. Forms a loose clump that's 10 inches high and 14.5
inches wide. What makes this spectacular are the reddish petioles and
violet flowers |
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Hosta Cherub |
(Lachman, 1989) [H. Crepe Suzette
x H. Blue Moon] Medium green leaves with white edges are on this
smallish hosta. The edge appears wide and varies leaf to leaf. Clump
reaches 6 inches high and 9 inches wide. Lavender flowers. Makes a
pretty border plant. |
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Hosta Chinese Sunrise |
(Ruh/Schaeffer, 1992) [Parentage
unknown] Leaves are medium yellow turning green as summer progresses
and with a dark green edge. This is one of the first hostas out of the
ground with an amazing color in Spring. Clump 10-12 inches high and 18
inches wide |
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Hosta Christmas Tree |
(Vaughn/Seaver, 1982) [H. Frances
Williams x H. Beatrice] Leaves are green with a creamy yellow to white
edge. Clump is huge measuring 3 feet wide and nearly 2 feet tall.
Beautiful specimen plant. Lavender flowers |
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Hosta Cinnamon Sticks |
(Herold, NR) [H. longipes
hypoglauca x H. Maruba Iwa] An upright clump of dark green leaves with
beautiful white backs. The petioles have a cinnamon red color that
extends up to the leaf. Although beautiful in the ground, try it in a
pot where you can examine the clump from underneath. |
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Hosta Circle of Light |
(Walek, 1996) [H. Rosanne x H.
Little White Lines] Medium green leaves with a pure white edge. Clump
gets only 7 inches tall and 18 inches wide. Pale lavender flowers. |
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Hosta Citation |
(Aden, 1980) [A seedling whose pod
parent is H. Vicki Aden] Creamy chartreuse leaves surrounded by a
white edge. Beautiful clump measures 22 inches high & 30 inches wide.
Impressive clump when mature. |
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Hosta City Lights
 |
(Aden, 1978) [H. White Vision x H.
Golden Prayers] Nice large clump gets 3 feet wide and 2 feet tall.
Leaves are bright gold with white flowers in midseason. A very
impressive specimen plant. |
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Hosta Cody |
(Solberg, 1996) [H. Shiny Tot x H.
venusta] A fast growing tiny clump of shiny dark green leaves. Reaches
only 5 inches tall and 10 inches wide. A good fast grower, perfect for
the Fairy garden. Lavender flowers. Cute, cute cute! |
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Hosta Color Glory |
(Aden, 1980) [H. Fascination x H.
Intrigue] Another impressive clump that gets 26 inches tall and 3 feet
wide. Leaves are a yellow gold center with blue green leaves that
extend into the center. White flowers. |
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Hosta Color Parade |
(Zilis, NR) [Sport from H.
Fragrant Bouquet] A fragrant streaked plant with chartreuse centers
and streaks of yellow and white throughout the leaf. Plant needs
frequent dividing to maintain it's streaky leaves but grows vigorously
here for us. Stunning! |
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Hosta Columbus Circle
|
(Santa Lucia, NR) [H. Iron Gate
Supreme x H. Frances Williams] Medium to dark green center with a
yellow edge on shiny leaves. Makes an impressive clump over two feet
high. Beautiful planted in mass. Lavender flowers. |
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Hosta Coquette |
(Benedict, 1987) [H. Neat Splash x
H. Neat Splash] Medium to bright green center leaf with wide
chartreuse to white border. Small hosta getting 12 inches high and 14
inches wide, great for the perennial shade border. Lavender flowers
held over the clump. |
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Hosta Cordelia |
(Kuk, 1991) [A seedling whose pod
parent is H. Neat Splash] Glossy dark green leaves with a creamy white
edge. Clump grows rapidly to 11 inches high and 16 inches wide.
Flowers are a deep dark violet. Very Pretty and great for the small
garden. |
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Hosta Craig's Temptation |
(Craig/Shenk, NR) [Parentage
unknown] A small clump with green wavy leaves. Grows quickly. Lavender
flowers are help above the small clump. |
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Hosta Cream Cheese |
(Lachman, 1991) [H. Crepe Suzette
x H. Crepe Suzette] Small clump only getting 6 inches high and 13
inches wide. The leaves are a medium to dark green center with a wide
creamy white border. When this plant reaches maturity it is stunning.
Violet flowers. |
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Hosta Crepe Suzette |
(Lachman, 1986) [A seedling whose
pod parent is H. Flamboyant] An oldie but a goodie this clump reaches
only 4 inches high and 9 inches wide, perfect for the rock garden.
Leaves are dark green with a creamy white border. Lavender flowers. |
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Hosta Crested Surf |
(Benedict, 1990) [H. Neat Splash x
H. Neat Splash] A great plant for the Fairy garden, this clump reaches
5 inches high and 8 inches wide. Narrow green leaves with a very wavy
creamy white edge. Adorable! Lavender flowers. |
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Hosta Crinoline Petticoats |
(Soules, 1990) [H. sieboldiana x
H. Tokudama] Deep blue-green leaves are very puckered and make for a
beautiful clump that gets nearly 2 feet tall and over 5 feet wide.
Perfect specimen plant but give it lots of room. |
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Hosta Crusader |
(Lachman, 1989) [(H. Resonance x
H. P14-3) x H. Halcyon] Dark green leaves have a white edge. Clump
gets 16 inches tall and 30 inches wide. Grows quickly into a nice full
clump. Light lavender flowers. |
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Hosta Dark Star
|
(Herold, 1999) [H. Swoosh x H.
Hadspen Heron] Grows so quickly you can almost watch it grow. Blue
green narrow leaves have a creamy white edge. Leaves are ruffled.
Clump gets a foot tall and two feet wide. Makes a outstanding border!
Lavender flowers |
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Hosta Darkest Star |
(Nelson, NR) [Sport of H. Dark
Star] Just like it's parent this hosta grows very quickly. Blue
green narrow leaves are ruffled and make a great border plant.
Clump gets a foot tall and two feet wide. Lavender flowers |
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Hosta Darwin's Standard |
(unknown, NR) [Sport from H. Gold
Standard] Shiny leaves are yellow centered leaves with a blue-green
margin. Medium size clump takes some sun. Near white flowers. |
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Hosta Dave Stone |
(Summers, NR) [Sport from H.
Piedmont Gold] Leaves are a light creamy gold with a dark green edge.
Outstanding specimen plant with brighten any garden. Flowers are near
white. |
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Hosta Daybreak |
(Aden, 1986) [Sport from Japanese
seedling of unknown origin] Very nice clump gets 3 feet wide and
nearly 2 feet tall. Leaves get huge and are a bright yellow turning
more green as the season progresses. Impressive. Outstanding spring
color. |
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Hosta Deep Blue Sea |
(Seaver, 1994) [A seedling who's
pod parent is H. Blue Moon] This one from Charlie Seaver is a dark
blue medium size clump that gets 15 inches tall and nearly 3 feet
wide. This is one of the most outstanding spring plants with crinkled
leaves. Lavender flowers |
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Hosta Dee's Golden Jewel |
(Walek, 1996) [H. Royal Standard x
H. Galaxy] Yellow gold leaves on a two foot tall and 18 inch wide
upright clump. Give this one some sun and you will fall in love with
it. Near white flowers |
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Hosta Delia |
(Ford, 1995)[Sport from H. Golden
Prayers] Leaves are a light yellow with a medium green edge. Clump is
6 inches high and 18 inches wide. Great substance great for the small
garden. Flowers are near white. |
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Hosta Delta Dawn |
(Vaughn, NR) [H. Aztec Treasure x
H. William Lachman] Chartreuse golden leaves with a wide creamy edge
have a nice swirl to them. Clump is nearly 2 feet wide and has very
pretty lavender flowers. Stunning in spring. |
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Hosta Diana Remembered |
(Kulpa, 1997) Fragrant [Sport from
H. Seventh Heaven] Nice green leaves bordered in a wide creamy white
edge that extends into the center of the leaf. Clump gets 16 inches
tall and two feet wide. Fragrant white flowers. A perfect tribute to
Princess Di. |
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Hosta Diane Gray Dalton
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(Seaver, NR) [Parentage unknown] A
very rare streaked breeder. Leaves are green with yellowish creamy
white streaks throughout the leaf. A definite collector plant! |
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Hosta Dixie Chick |
(Avent, 1999) [H. Masquerade x H.
Invincible] Glossy leaves are a medium green with a creamy white edge.
Small clump is 4 inches high and 10 inches wide. You don't have to be
a country music fan to fall in love with this one. Pale lavender
flowers |
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Hosta Don Quixote |
(Seaver, NR) [Sport from H. Don
Stevens] Another collector breeder plant, this hosta is very streaked
with white into the green leaves. Reported to have interesting
seedlings but may take some work. Pretty clump. |
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Hosta Don Stevens
|
(Stevens/Seaver, NR) [Parentage
unknown] Medium green leaves have a yellow wavy edge. Makes an
impressive clump and should be in every garden. Lavender flowers. |
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Hosta Donahue Piecrust |
(Donahue/Rue, 1999) [A seedling
who's pod parent is H. montana] Medium green leave have one of the
best piecrust in a hosta today. Clump is 18 inches tall and nearly 2
feet wide. Spectacular specimen plant that grows quickly. White
flowers. |
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Hosta Dorothy Benedict |
(Benedict, 1983) [H. Frances
Williams x H. Frances Williams] The mother of all breeder plants. The
crinkled leaves are dark blue-green with cream color streaks
through-out. Fertile flowers are near white. A slow grower but an
amazing collector plant. |
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Hosta Dorset Flair |
(Smith/Ruh, 1990) [H. Tardiana
grex] Another of Eric's tardiana's, this one has blue green leaves
with good heavy substance. Clump gets 9 inches tall and 13 inches
wide. Lavender flowers. |
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Hosta Doubloons |
(Zumbar, NR) [Sport from H.
Alvatine Taylor] The clump is reported to get 45 inches wide and 20
tall. The leaves are bright gold. Makes an impressive large clump.
White flowers. |
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Hosta Dust Devil |
(Zilis, 1999) [Sport from H.
Whirlwind] Each leaf is a work of art! Dark green centers with a
creamy white edge that often bleeds into center. Edge starts out a
chartreuse color and changes as the season progresses. Lavender
flowers. Outstanding. Clump is 24 inches high and 50 inches wide with
Lavender flowers |
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