Stories similar to Hosta Pandora's Box:

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.
Other Hosta Varieties:
Hosta Blue Mouse Ears

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.
Other Hosta Varieties:

Hosta Jester 1 year 42 weeks ago

The Hosta Jester is an interesting sport of Hosta Fortunei Hyacinthina. This plant starts the season with green leaves that have splotches of chartreuse. The plant changes to a blue green by summer. The edges of the leaves are green.

Jester is a medium sized plant which gets to 18 inches high by 30 inches wide at maturity. The flowers of Hosta Jester are lavender.


Other Hosta Varieties:
Hosta Blue Mouse Ears
Hosta Captain Kirk

Hosta Plants 1 year 42 weeks ago

The perennial plant Hosta is one of the most popular plants in gardens today. They are generally easy to grow and can be grown in most soil types. They can be grown in well drained clay soil as well as well watered sandy soil. These plants are grown, with a few exceptions, for their foliage.

There are many Hosta species which can be found in most nurseries. Hosta Sieboldiana varieties are some of the most common species in shade gardens and Hosta Fortunei varieties can often be found in sunnier locations.

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Hosta Blue Mouse Ears 1 year 42 weeks ago

This plant is for shade only and should be protected from the sun. If planted in direct sunlight the leaves would burn and if it didn’t kill the plant it would make it weak and unattractive.

Blue Mouse Ears forms a neat and tight mound and has an upright habit and it forms a clump that is 8 inches high by 12 inches wide. Blue Mouse Ears is slug resistant. This is a tidy looking plant which does equally well in formal or casual gardens. When planting this Hosta consider using a companion plant with contrasting colors to complement each other.
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