Neat mound of dark green, heart-shaped foliage forms an attractive rosette. The purple, drooping bell-shaped flowers sit on top of the foliage on 18" scapes for one of the prettiest floral displays of any hosta. Impressive in August. 1992 14" tall by 32" wide.

A striking small hosta. Upright habit draws attention to the extremely bright red petioles of the long, ruffled, lance shaped, green leaves. The foliage is of average to good substance and the petioles deepen to dark red as the season progresses. Average to fast grower in the landscape. Lavender flowers are produced in midsummer. Looks fantastic in troughs and other small containers where its unique qualities can be showcased. 16" tall by 32" wide.

Small, erect plant with really wavy, twisted dark green lance shaped leaves. Medium lavender flowers sit just above foliage on a 12" scape in August. 1986 Savory. 12" tall by 12" wide.

This is the first in a series of intentional hosta conversions from diploid to tetraploid. H. 'Touch of Class' comes from the popular H. 'June'. This slug resistant hosta, emerges in spring with intense blue leaves with a gold flame in the center of it’s doubly thick leaves. A green pattern occurs where the gold and blue overlap. The leaves are held more upright than 'June'. 2' tall scapes bear light lavender flowers in midsummer. 12" tall by 2' wide.

This Hosta is quite unique in color. As it appears in early spirng, the leaves are snow white. Lavender flowers rise from the top. 1-2 eye roots.  Leaves are 6" long. Strong grower, looks beautiful after it streaks up green with white stripes as summer wears on. Bareroot.  Limited supply.

Zones 3-9.