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Hosta Cracker Crumbs 1 year 42 weeks ago

Hosta Cracker Crumbs is ranked #7 on the list of best Hostas for 2010. This is a plant that’ll make anyone stop and stare. Cracker Crumbs is one of the brightest and most dramatically colored of all Hosta plants. It is a sport of Hosta Shiny Penny.

Hosta Tiny Tears 1 year 42 weeks ago

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Tiny Tears is #4 on the best mini-Hosta list for 2010 according to the American Hosta Society. This is plant is very small and has a groundcover type appearance. It’s a very attractive plant but to me doesn’t really look like a Hosta should. It’s not a bad thing to be unique though and its rating proves that.

Tiny Tears is a hybrid of Hosta venusta which is the #6 of the top 10 best mini Hostas for 2010. Tiny Tears is the parent of the 9th rated mini which is Hosta Cookie Crumbs.
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Hosta Baby Bunting 1 year 42 weeks ago

Hosta Baby Bunting is the #3 best miniature Hosta plant for 2010 according to the American Hosta Society. This plant is a sport of Hosta Rough Waters and is the parent plant of the #1 miniature which is Hosta Pandora’s Box. This is a beautiful plant that is worthy of a spot in any shade garden.

Baby Bunting grows to 10 inches high and forms a clump that is 12 inches wide. This plant forms a very neat clump that is slightly loose.
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Hosta venusta 1 year 42 weeks ago

Hosta venusta is #6 on the list of best miniature Hostas for 2010. It is one of the few species Hosta to make any of the American Hosta Society listings and has been very important in the breeding of miniature Hostas. It also has red mottled petioles and the “red Hostas” as they are called are gaining in popularity.

This Hosta is has fairly tame colors by Hosta standards but it is a great plant

Hosta Popo 1 year 42 weeks ago

Hosta Popo is #5 on the best mini Hosta list for 2010 according to the American Hosta Society. Popo is a beautiful blue green Hosta that has leaves with a strongly upward cupping habit. It forms a very tidy and attractive compact mount of foliage. This Hosta will work equally well in a formal setting or in a casual garden.

This Hosta grows to 8 inches high and forms a mound that is 10 inches in diameter. The leaves are 3.5 inches long by 2.5 inches wide. The oval leaves are shiny and somewhat wavy.
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