This little plant is as cute as its name! A sport of 'Dixie Chick' with pointed leaves that are white, peppered with "grass clippings," and edged with a relatively broad and sometimes irregular, green margin. Hosta 'Dixie Chickadee' forms an 8-10" wide mound of heavy, glossy foliage. One foot tall scapes of lavender flowers in late summer. Originally called 'Chickadee', but another hosta already held that name. Small pot.

‘Don Stevens’ Yellow to creamy white margin, dark green center. Pale purple flowers on dark scapes, early to late August. Introduced by Mildred Seaver 1991. 12-24" tall. Space 2'.   Size: G1

Green margin, medium gold center, shiny underside, little or no corrugation, average substance. Pale to bright purple flowers, depending on light level mid July to early August. Registered in 1988 by Walters Gardens. 17" tall by 35" wide.   Size: G1

‘A sport of H. 'Northern Exposure'. Puckered leaves emerge with a light yellow center that gradually turn a creamy white. Topped with a narrow layer of green along the edges and then bordered with a blue margin. Each leaf looks hand painted. This has proven to be a very good grower, making a 3' wide clump topped in late spring with near-white flowers atop 30" scapes. 22" tall by 72" wide.   Size: G1