Hosta 'Kent Falls'

Hosta 'Kent Falls'[M] Named for the Litchfield County, Connecticut landmark, Kent Falls, this new introduction from Rick Goodenough has the flowing, elegant form of a beautiful waterfall. Hosta 'Kent Falls' has pointed, smooth, chartreuse leaves that get brighter through the season. Soft red petioles form an upright mound, holding the wavy, arching leaves in a perfect, cascading form. The soft colors and enchanting fountain like mound create a calm, mesmerizing

except they are blue-green in color

By late summer

[L] A stunning introduction from FOoSF member Stuart Asch

The same is true of this sport of 'Flemish Beauty'

and this giant is full of beautiful secrets

Colocasia 'Waikiki' does develop its color at a younger age than Colocasia 'White Lava'

Hosta 'Hillary' is a seedling of Mildred Seaver's 'Sea Gulf Stream' with round

The flash of purple petioles will set Hosta 'Valley's Rodeo' into a frenzy

this yellow edge ages to an "old gold"

arching leaves are deeply veined and trimmed with Kent's trademark intense ruffles

[M] A new blushing hybrid from Ronny Van Keer

Very unique and sure to steal your heart