Hosta 'Long Tail Lights'

Hosta 'Long Tail Lights'[M] Tony Avent used Hosta kikutii to create this flowing mound of deeply veined foliage. The green leaves of 'Long Tail Lights' are long and narrow, and edged by wide, creamy white margins. Like tail lights speeding off into the night, the bright, bold edges catch your eye from a distance. Hosta 'Long Tail Lights' forms a low mound about 10" tall and 24" across that blooms with lavender flowers in the fall. (T. Avent)

Excellent substance keeps Hosta 'High Society' looking great well into fall

[M] Trudy crossed two very popular plants ('Cranberry Wine' x 'Curly Fries') and ended up with something just as good

weeping mounds of green and gold striped foliage

'Niagara Falls’

A gold leafed form of the "Old Fashioned" Bleeding Heart

domed leaves

fairly upright mound that will be a standout in any shade garden

[M] Perhaps the most unique blue hosta to come along in years

and this new sport of 'Old Glory' does just that

each trimmed by a serrated

The color contrast between the bright center and broad

and grows into a cascading mound about 29" tall and 56" across