1875 results for "Hosta, Mixed" between $2.00 and $150.00

The Regal Blue Hosta brightens any dull or shady corner. A handsome, large-leafed, fast growing type Hosta. In late summer handsome pale lavender flowers appear on 30-36" stems. Attracts hummingbirds.

Dwarf version of 'Patriot', suitable for smaller spots. Especially dark edging helps white interiors "pop" in shade. A handsome, durable plant, sure to become a classic. Successful in mixed perennial shade beds, containers.

We are proud to bring you this most colorful new hosta! Richland Gold Hosta has sunny yellow leaves that are accented with gradated shades of green. Add a bright spot to any landscape with this hardy golden hosta. The Richland Gold Hosta grows 16" tall in clumps of neat, spectacular looking foliage. Plant 18-24" apart. Enjoy lavender flowers in July-August. Drought resistant. Attracts hummingbirds.

Plant Patent 17,294. Half the fun of this Hosta is watching its growth. As a young plant, it is cream-colored with a narrow blue margin. As it matures, however, the blue gradually seeps inward on the leaves, creating jagged spikes of color until only the center is left creamy-white, a "flame" of color streaked with blue-green! Very slow-growing, it is a good choice for containers, where its unique leaves can be admired up close, or the front of the border or foundation.

(Thaubald, NR) A seedling from Cleveland, Ohio that exhibits very detailed streaking in the leaves, fascinating foliage from early Spring until frost. This is a fine seedling and proud to name it after the great hosta state of Ohio height is 12 inches with a 14 inch spread lavender flowers on 16 inch scapesviable seeds

Dwarf version of 'Patriot', suitable for smaller spots. Especially dark edging helps white interiors "pop" in shade. A handsome, durable plant, sure to become a classic. Successful in mixed perennial shade beds, containers.

Hosta are versatile East Asian natives with lush foliage in diverse colors, heights, and textures. Its ability to excel in deep shade have captured gardener's hearts everywhere. Good selection for the coldest areas (zones 3 & 4), good selection for Gulf states (zones 8, 9, & 10). We only offer plants from sources who verify that their Hostas are safe from Hosta Virus X, which distorts the plant's leaves. Bluestone no longer propagates our own Hostas to ensure their status.

Botanical Name: Hosta 'Halcyon' Uses: specimen or edging plant Special Features: great for hiding dying bulb foliage; grows well in city environments; attracts hummingbirds and songbirds Recommended Spacing: 10-12" Growth Habit: mounding Bloom/Fruit Color: pale blue-violet Bloom Size: small blooms on 28" scapes Foliage Color: frosty blue-green Light: shade Moisture/Soil: moist, well-drained, organic

Forming a densely layered mound 14 to 16 inches high and about 12 to 15 inches wide, 'Blue Ivory' offers long, teardrop-shaped leaves with nice quilting, even at a young age. Of course, as the plant matures this texturing becomes more intense, discouraging would-be nibbling slugs and snails. And the symmetrical scoring of the leaves stands in nice contrast with the spiky blue variegation at the center.

This hosta has slightly cupped heart-shaped leaves with a flame shaped center, surrounded by a white margin. Heavy substanced leaves are slightly puckered. Height: 24", Width: 48", Shape: Mounded, Foliage: Green/white, Flower: Lavender, Light Requirements: Lt shade/shade, Bloom Time: June, Zone: 4. #1

(Hosta) Hosta 'Dancing in the Rain' PP15,977 is an exciting variegated sport of Hosta 'Blue Umbrellas' with large, pure white centers and blue-green streaks and margins. Hosta 'Dancing in the Rain' PP15,977 leaf centers tend to green up in extreme heat. Light-lavender flowers appear in mid summer.

(Zumbar, 1995) A small mound of bright gold heart shaped leaves height is 6 inches with a 12 inch spread light lavender flowers on 8 inch scapes

'Independence' Hosta is a reverse sport of 'Revolution'. Speckled creamy white margins surround the dark green center.

This superb tetraploid sport of Hosta 'Grand Tiara' is our favorite of the Tiara group of hostas. With the same excellent vigor and compact growth habit of its parent, Hosta 'Grand Prize' boasts a very wide gold margin that quickly brightens to a creamy white. This dazzling clump is a "must" in all shade gardens. In midsummer, a 2' wide Hosta 'Grand Prize' clump is topped with 2' tall spikes of dark lavender flowers!

Green pointed leaves with long narrow red stems, a true gem in the landscape.