Hosta Landslide Chocolate Garden neither soggy or bone dry

neither soggy or bone dry suits 'Lola' best

This Hosta 'Blue Moon' hybrid from Minnesota's Hans Hansen is a very slow grower with small

Each clump of Hosta 'Dick Ward' boasts large

The 16" tall spikes appear almost overnight and are topped with spidery flower heads of brilliant scarlet red

This 1999 Darrell Probst introduction is a selection from the garden of the late Harold Epstein and

Hosta Landslide Chocolate Garden neither soggy or bone dry(aka: Hosta 97 386) This 2007 Plant Delights release is a 1997 seedling involving Hosta 'Invincible', Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans', and a few other friends. The long, tapering, glaucous leaves, edged in creamy yellow, form a waterfall like 14" tall x 4' wide clump, topped in July with a 22" tall spike of light lavender flowers a hummingbird favorite. We have opted not to tissue culture Hosta 'Landslide' since it multiplies so nicely.