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Your bid is for 20 mixed Hybrid Hosta seeds. These seeds are fresh and are from a mixture of stunning hostas in all colors including blues, greens, chartreuse, and variegated. They come from over 100 different named hostas. **TO RECEIVE FREE SHIPPING ON ADDITIONAL PACKS OF SEEDS, PLACE ALL OF THE SEEDS IN THE AMAZON SHOPPING CART AND SUBMIT ONE PAYMENT. DO NOT PAY FOR EACH PACK INDIVIDUALLY!** Hostas are very easy to grow and require very little care after established. They are one of the best shade plants...
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A wonderful mix of handsome varieties, growing from 12-30 inches tall. Some plants will be blue or green while others will be gold or variegated. Leaf shape will be narrow, broad or wavy and leaf textures will be shiny, smooth or puckered. As an added bonus thin spikes of blue or white trumpet-shaped flowers are produced from June to August. Hostas are excellent in containers or in shaded, moist borders. Winter hardy to zone 4. Packet is 25 seeds. Sorry, out of stock.
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Hosta 'Mixed Seeds
Zones 3-9. Lightly cover seeds with seed mix and use 65-80 F, Germination in 10-20 days. The warmer the soil temp the faster the germination. Plants can be grown under 24 hour lights in the winter with very good results from a fall sowing. A very economical way to fill in a shady location with different and unique plants. Seeds are from a few hundred hybrid varieties, and leaf color and shape develops as the plants age, with seedlings nor showing there true potential until they are a few years old.
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Looking for bold accent? Rocket has bold purple leaves and golden yellow daisy-like flowers. This is an impressive plant even when it isn't blooming. Ligularia are big, bold plants that need constant moisture. They are great additions to bogs, seasonally flooded areas, woodland edge or reliably moist shade gardens. They make a wonderful transition from the hosta garden to the woodlands.
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A streaked sport of H. 'Christmas Tree', yellow and white streaks in a heavily corrugated green leaf. Viable seed pods
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Christmas Tree Hosta
(K. Vaughn / M. Seaver 1982) Medium Cultivar Christmas Tree Hosta produces dark green leaves with a thin yellow margin that fades to creamy white in the summer, and occasionally streaks to the center of the leaf. Lavender flowers in mid summer are followed by stunning reddish purple seed pods. Color: Dark Green and Yellow Size: 36 inches wide, 20 inches tall Type: Shade Perennial
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This species is native to China and Japan. The stems are upright and reach less than two feet high. Individual leaves are broadly ovate and may be 5 or 6 inches in length and light green in color with a sheen overlaying the heavily veined surface. Flowers are in cymes above the foliage, yellow in color with brown spots. This is the first toad lily to bloom in my garden each year. Count on the flowers during mid to late June, into July. Mine is planted with hosta, false Solomon's seal, and lady ferns. Hardy...
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Comments: Forms many seed pods. Is a very striking plant that should become a classic! Also called H. rectifolia 'Kinbuchi Tachi'. The only one we have been able to obtain that is true is from Benedict. The ones from Europe weren't the same plant.
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Hosta 'Maraschino Cherry
Comments: This sport of H. 'Cherry Berry' grows rhizomatiously, meaning that it spreads by underground rhizomes, so make sure the eyes and dormant buds are completely buried about 1 to 2" below the soil. The tall scapes, petioles, and seed pods are all dark purplish-red and attract the most attention to this solid green but excellent growing hosta.
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Many years ago, German plantsman Eugen Schleipfer found an Echinacea plant that looked very different than the others. Resulting from years of selection is a reliable seed strain with two-tiered flowers. A set of shorter petals rests on top of the cone while a "skirt" of longer, deep rose-pink petals emerge from the base of the cone. Hardy in Zones 3 to 8. 40" tall. Part Sun to Full Sun.
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hosta 'Color Parade
Description: Medium. Beautifully Streaked H. 'Fragrant Bouquet' showing a green margin at times. It is small to medium size plant with a mounding shape with fragrant blooms that do set seeds, typical to fragrant flowers.
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These Hostas are very productive! After the first year I dug them up, divided them and had twice the original quantity! They do well in full sun also! I have one that grew to 5 and 1/2 feet across that was by the pond and received 10 hours of full sun a day! When I dug it up, I was able to get 5 HUGE palnts from it still! Great grower form a great company that stands behind their products!
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[M] A streaked form of Pineapple Punch with long, narrow, wavy leaves streaked with green and yellow. Grows quickly, but does not set any seeds.
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Sow thinly; barely cover seed. Keep moist; plastic cover improves success. Opt. germination temp: 15-20 C. Days in germ: 6-90. Protect from varmits. Can be started indoors anytime under any desklight. Seed started in a resealable baggie in damp peat/vermiculite on gentle bottom heat germinated in 6-8 days. You just have to transplant into indiviudual cells in a plug tray (or what serves best) and grow on. Bigger the plants when you seat them outside, the sooner you will have your shade garden...
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Hosta Cherry Berry
Hosta Cherry Berry lance-shaped leaves have yellow to white centres with dark green margins and violet flowers with rosy-red petioles. Name comes from the fall colour of the reddish seed pods. Small to Medium mound size at maturity.
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Named after the fall color of the cherry colored seed pods.
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(Thaubald, NR) A seedling from Omaha, that exhibits nice streaky green leaves and red petioles height is 10 inches with a 14 inch spread violet flowers on tall 24 inch reddish-green scapesviable seeds pods
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Fire and Ice Hosta
(H. Hanson – Shady Oaks Nursery 1999) Small Cultivar Our Fire and Ice Hosta is a spectacular sport of the Patriot Hosta. With its pure white centers and very dark green margins, our Fire and Ice Hosta provide an excellent contrast in colors. Heavy substanced leaves provide pest resistance. Scapes and seed pods are unusually white that flower purple mid summer. Color: Dark green and white Size: 8” tall by 12" wide Type: Sun Tolerant Pest Resistant
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(Thaubald, NR) A seedling from Huntsville, Alabama. Green leaves with streaks of cream and white, leaves have very good substance.height is 18 inches with a 30 inch spreadlavender flowers adorn the leafy 24 inch scapeproduces viable seed pods
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Comments: This is the darkest purple of all hosta Flowers! Creates a very attractive and dramatic display in August. Forms many seed pods.
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Sure to take the market by storm, this blanket flower is a breakthrough in gaillardia coloring! Rather than the typical bright red and yellow flowers, 'Oranges & Lemons' PPAF looks just like it sounds--large, peachy orange flowers with yellow tips and a gold central cone. The blue-green foliage enhances this warm coloring and the round, chartreuse seed heads extend the interest after the flowers are spent. Unlike many of the older selections, this one has an improved upright habit rather than sprawling...
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Description: Medium. The streaked leaves are quite glossy and have great substance...they are green and white streaked and the leaf comes to a point. Does set seed
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(Livingston, NR) An extremely fast growing hosta held upright on bright red petiols. The red extends into the bright green leaves with nicely rippled margins. Fertile seed on long thick red scapes. height is 18 inches with an upright 14 inch spread purple flowers on tall arching 26 inch scapes, the flower scapes are blood red adding to the attraction
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Description: Very Large. A huge (72" x 38" high) upright spreading plant with large lightly scalloped nearly round heart shaped blue green leaves this is all topped with near white flowers producing viable seeds. 2nd yr tc
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Comments: Makes a large mound, with triangular leathery, light green Leaves. Selected by Lucy Simpers from seedlings she planted from the 1974 seed exchange.
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