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Plant Lists Hostas 2


  “ Great Expectations “



         “ Halcyon “




           “ June “




     “ Queen Josephine “



       

        “ Reversed “




     “ Frances Williams “   


A handsome sport of sieboldiana “Elegans”, with lovely creamy, green-edged leaves.

Takes a 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.





A lovely variegated sport of “Halcyon”

“June” has heart-shaped leaves, smooth with irregular markings in grey and blue-green. In full sun these change to cream and green.

A real winner!



Medium-sized mounds of creamy-yellow margined foliage. Flowers pale purple in July and August.

Notable for it’s shininess and substance.



A slow-growing plant with creamy, white-centred leaves and lavender flowers. Central area varies between creamy-white and gold as season progresses. Grows to 16 inches. Prefers mouis soil in a shady site.


Said to be the most popular hosta ever raised! Certainly hard to beat. Large ( 36 x 24 inches )

with well-shaped leaves and irregular yellow margins.

Good in pot or border.