One of the first hostas to come up in the spring. Medium green leaves with wavy, white margins and gray-green streaks at the junction of the margin and center. Pale lavender flowers appear on 31-45 inch scapes in midsummer.
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forms an impressive mound of corrugated foliage. A large clump of intense blue-green leaves with a very wide, slightly rippled cream margin. The margins start out creamy yellow and age to creamy white. Leaf color blue-green to dark green in the center.
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Has beautiful heart-shaped green leaves with a center that emerges cream and turns white. Where the center meets the margin there are bands of chartreuse. The white center holds up well through the season and runs down the center of the petiole.
A large Hosta with white flowers in mid-summer and rich gold, heavily crinkled, rounded leaves that hold their color well all season long.
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A low-growing, deep green Hosta with narrow gold edges. Great as edging or groundcover, yet compact enough for containers!
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Very large tiered mound of heavily textured blue leaves that can be as wide as 18″ in diameter.
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Pink flushed buds open to fragrant, semi-double snowy white flowers from November through December and make wonderful cut flowers.
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Single, violet-pink blooms appear over a period of four to six weeks in autumn, creating a stunning contrast to the dark green, glossy foliage. The self-cleaning petals eliminate the task of dead-heading!
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Charming, white, single flowers with pink-tinged edges explode mid-season, each brightened with a center cluster of luminous golden stamens. Lustrous, dark green foliage on a vigorous, upright, form works well as a natural hedge, screen or border.
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Features a profusion of clematis-like showy single flowers with deep pink crepe-like petals surrounding a prominent boss of bright yellow stamens. At 4-5″ across, this beauties flowers are the largest of any sasanqua variety in our gardens.
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