Medium-sized mound of narrow, white-margined foliage, late season purple flowers. Effectively used as an edging plant, fast growth rate. For the purest or those interested in breeding. 14" tall by 30" wide.

Clean, green, sparkling foliage in a lovely vase shape. Pure white, fragrant flowers mid August into September. The scent of arbutus, or Mayflowers at the other end of the growing season. Adaptable, vigorous. Originated at Wayside Gardens, it was the first patented hosta. Flowers not as large as the species (plantaginea), but more scapes produce the outstanding fragrance. A mass planting of these in the landscape will transport you to an olfactory heaven. Will tolerate a half day of sun, nicely if not too dry. 1986 24" tall by 30" wide. Mid-August.

Small, dark green leaves edged with a white creamy margin; average substance; colourful flowers, good growth rate and pretty flowers; bright purple flowers late July on 21" scapes. Rapid grower. 1990. 16" tall by 40" spread.

Medium-sized mound of heart-shaped, blue-green foliage, dense mounding habit. Leaves blue-green early, changing to dark green. Moderate underside bloom, slightly wavy margins, smooth texture, average substance. Lavender flowers in late June. Many scapes held well above the leaves. Aden 1978. 13" tall by 36" wide.

‘Snow Flakes’ Small, narrow green leaves, vigorous grower. White flowers look fabulous against the green leaves. 1986 14" tall by 32" wide.

Creamy margin, shiny leaves, large mound. Pale lavender, very fragrant flowers in August. Tolerates sun. 22" tall by 50" wide.

One of the most unique hostas ever introduced. This Hosta 'Tokudama' hybrid makes a stunning clump of blue-green cupped foliage. The foliage is highlighted by an unusual assortment of streaking and misting in the center of each leaf. This patterning is distinct from the typical unstable streaking found in variegated hostas. In late spring, the 4' wide clumps are topped with attractive, tall scapes of pure white flowers. Introduced in the last 1980's. 24" tall by 52" wide.

Low, dense mound of narrow, heavily rippled, white-margined foliage. Fast growth rate. Ornamental flowers. Rippling diminishes with age, but dividing restores. Medium purple flowers, striped bloom in early to late August. 1987 12" tallby 32" wide.

Large, flowing mound of waxy, creamy margined foliage changing to white. Fragrant flowers almost white appear in August. Rapid grower, great landscape plant. Savory Shield Award winner. Tolerates some sun. Sport of ‘Honeybells’. 1984 28" tall by 58" wide.

Very shiny, medium to dark green leaves have a slightly rippled margin that changes from gold to creamy white; fragrant pale lavendar flowers in August on 30" scapes. Medium to fast growth rate, average substance. Outstanding sport of ‘Invincible’ developed by Q and Z wholesale nursery. 20" tall by 48" wide.

Brilliant twisted, golden leaves glow in the shade. Better than average substance. High degree of sun tolerance brings out more gold. Upright, vase shaped plant. Pale lavender flowers appear in midsummer. One of the best gold hostas. 1986 20" tall by 70" wide.

 Mound of soft green leaves with fragrant lavender flowers in August on 40" scapes. 1966. Similar to ‘Honeybells’, vut with deeper flower color and a bit earlier to bloom. 1986