A flashy mini hosta.  Long, narrow, tapered leaves are green with bright yellow, ruffled margins in spring that turn creamy white in summer.  Leaves form a horizonal mound. Lavendar flowers in late summer.  Small pot.

5" tall by 13-15" wide. 

‘Betsy King’ All-green with free flowering habit. Dark lilac flowers in late July for 4 weeks make a spectacular show.  This is one I grow for the flowers.  12" tall. Space 1.5'. Size: G1

‘Big Daddy’ Wide rich blue-green color in dense clusters. Introduced by Aiden in 1978. 24-32" scapes produce near-white flowers mid June into early July. 25" tall by 66" wide. Slug resistant. Size: G1

This distinctive, new small hosta is the toast of hosta collectors everywhere. Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears' is a mutation of H. 'Blue Cadet' that makes a tight 1' wide mound of small, round, blue-green leaves on a perfectly symmetrical clump. In early summer, the clumps are topped with proportionally short spikes of lavender flowers. This is a unique and fun hosta to add to any woodland garden.  Small container.

Has been described as the most spectacular hosta seen. Large size with moderate growth rate. Heavily corrugated, blue green margin with waxy coating, brilliant gold center. Near white flowers. Slug resistant. Small container.

20" tall by 3' wide. Shade-pt shade. Zone 3. 

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I love hosta with shiny green leaves of substance and ruffles to boot!  Summers/Wrede (2003). Lavender flowers late season.   Hosta 'Candy Dish' is an exciting new variety. A seedling of 'Urajiro Hachijo', it has been described as having "the perfect hosta leaf" by hosta master Bob Solberg. The heart-shaped leaves are thick in substance with a shiny dark green color and beautiful undulating margins. The petioles are purple!  Small container.

Small sized at 12: tall by 24" wide. 

Deep green, heart shaped, heavy textured leaves. Introduced 1970's. Pale lavender flowers in summer. Long been valued for its dense mound of attractive, heart shaped foliage.  Can be used as an eddger or ground cover.  Has been used in breeding.  17" tall by 43" wide.  Size: G1

In spring, each golden leaf is edged in a thin line of dark green.  They gold center fades to a deep glossy green, with deep veination.  Introduced in 1992.  Lavender flowers in late August into September. Sport of landcifolia, but benefits from a bit of sun.  18" tall by 40" wide. Size: G1

Dark green, narrow, shiny leaves. Intense red-purple dots on petioles. Striking when in bloom with as many as 52 buds per scape that stay closed until they drop. Closed (clausa), purple flowers in August make a spectacular showing.  Wonderful ground cover, known to spread to 10' by rhizomatous roots.   19" tall by 45" wide to 103" or more. Size: G1

Dark green, heavily corrugated, thick substance. Very pale lavender flowers from late June into July on 32" scapes. Medium to slow growth rate. Van Wade introduction that ranks as one of the best for intense corrugation and dark green foliage color; great slug resistance.   14" long by 11" wide. Small container.

‘Wide rippled margins that change from gold to creamy white. Center changes from gold to medium green by mid summer. Average substance. Medium purple flowers, early to late August with dark purple buds. Many reddish purple seed pods. Registered in 1990. 16" tall by 40" wide. Small container.

White margins, occasionally streak into the medium green center. Deep gold fall color in early October. Good substance. Slightly shiny underside, slight corrugation. Near white in early summer. Introduced in 1930. 25" tall by 54" wide. Size: G1

A sport of Hosta fortunie `Hyacinthina'. Stately gray-green leaves with cream edge. Fast growing. Introduced in 1988. Pale lavender in summer.  Great in containers.  Sun tolerant.  One of my favorites of the oldies.  12-24" tall. Space 2'. 6.9

‘Crusader’ Wide margin, creamy yellow, changing to white. Dark green center, thin underside bloom, slightly corrugated, good substance. Medium lavender flowers, early to late August.

Registered in 1989. 18" tall by 42" wide. 8.95