Mrs Mitchell’s Kitchen and Garden
Plant Lists Page
PLANT LISTS
HOSTAS
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An elfin hosta perfect for sinks, troughs and small
rockeries.Retains its’ small size to maturity.
Dark lavender flowers.
Water only with rain-water and feed occasionally.
A permanently small plant with lime-green leaves
and purple flowers. Perfect for pots or troughs.
Use rainwater only.Give an occasional balanced feed.
A hosta which stays small to maturity. Good in sinks
or small pots. Purple flowers.
Likes an occasional balanced feed. Use only rain-water.
A handsome open mound of broad leaves with wide
creamy-yellow borders.
18 - 20 inches high. Forms a large clump.
Lavender flowers in July and August.
An attractive small Hosta, useful as the name suggests
for the front of borders or edge of planting groups.
A handsome sport of sieboldiana “ Elegans “, with
lovely creamy, green-edged leaves..
Takes a very long time to establish, but a large clump
is very beautiful in light shade and moist soil.
The best of the small blue hostas.
Leathery leaves with some slug resistance.
rockeries.Retains its’ small size to maturity.
Dark lavender flowers.
Water only with rain-
A permanently small plant with lime-
Use rainwater only.Give an occasional balanced feed.
A hosta which stays small to maturity. Good in sinks
or small pots. Purple flowers.
Likes an occasional balanced feed. Use only rain-
A handsome open mound of broad leaves with wide
creamy-
An attractive small Hosta, useful as the name suggests
for the front of borders or edge of planting groups.
A handsome sport of sieboldiana “ Elegans “, with
lovely creamy, green-
is very beautiful in light shade and moist soil.
The best of the small blue hostas.
Leathery leaves with some slug resistance.
