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Hemerocallis 'Mary Todd'

Six-inch pastel yellow blooms open in midsummer on carefree, easy-to-grow hardy plants.

Hemerocallis 'Moses Fire'

Beautiful double blooms of deep fire ember red with ruffled edges. A great rebloomer.

Hosta longissima (R. Savory 1985)

Growing 8″h x 21″w, Bitsy Gold makes a great edger. These small hostas have long … Continued

Hosta (Deckert 2000)

This miniature hosta has blue, rounded, mounding foliage growing 8”h x 19”w. Pale purple flowers … Continued

Hosta 'Dancing in the Moonlight'

Leaf edges are ruffled from the tip of the leaf down to the ground. Blue … Continued

Hosta (Zilis 1985)

‘Diamond Tiara’ is a rapid-growing mounding variety that matures to 18″ h x 42″ w … Continued

Hosta (Walters Gardens 1988)

Nice contrasting gold leaves with a green edge. Forms an attractive dense mound 14″ h … Continued

Hosta (Skaggs 2008)

This giant grows an incredible 4′ high x 9′ wide in a semi-upright habit and … Continued

Hosta 'Gold Drop'

Compact hosta grows 12” h x 33” w, with bright, heart-shaped leaves topped with lavender … Continued

Hosta (Savory 1977)

The heart-shaped foliage is green with a chartreuse to gold margin. Bell-shaped purple flowers in … Continued

Hosta (Avent 2005)

Diminutive 6″ h x 16″ w plants sport heart-shaped gray-green leaves edged in ivory. This little hosta … Continued

Hosta (Chastain 2004)

Green foliage is edged in yellow margins grow in a vase shape over red petioles … Continued

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