Hosta 'Maya Infatuation'

Hosta 'Maya Infatuation'[M] One of Alttara Scheer's less common introductions, but one that draws lots of attention in our garden, thanks to its bright yellow color. 'Maya Infatuation' has deeply veined, pointed leaves with just the right amount of ripples along the margins. Petioles show some red, but the bloom scapes that emerge in late summer are completely saturated with deep red. Hosta 'Maya Infatuation' forms a flat mound about 14" tall and 30" across that can't be

deep green leaves of Hosta 'Cherry Red' have a nice luster and gently undulating margins

Hosta 'Kempen Magenta Blue' has excellent leaf substance and grows rapidly into a substantial mound supported by soft lavender petioles

Several other hosta varieties behave similarly

A must for your mouse collection

A stunning variegated addition to the Chick Charms flock of Hen & Chicks

and is held in an upright manner on red petioles

narrow green border

A very calm and soothing look

forming a dramatic

A must-have if you are a fan of blue hostas and a popular choice among hybridizers

Blue-green leaves are blushed with purple radiating from the base of the leaf

Pale lavender flowers in late summer