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List of hosta varieties

Hostas are one of the most diverse groups of plants available for gardeners, with hundreds of varieties available in garden centers and plant nurseries. Let’s look at some of the most popular hosta varieties to grow in your garden, as well as a big list of 500+ cultivars.

Hostas of different varieties for sale at the plant nursery
Different hosta varieties for sale at the garden center

1. Patriot hosta

Patriot hosta is one of the world’s most popular varieties. This medium-large hosta is best known for its glossy, rich green leaves edged in white. The plants grow to be 3-4 feet wide and just under 2 feet tall. Patriot has pale lavender-white narrow flowers on a stalk that usually rises about 6 inches over the top of the leaves.

Patriot is flexible in terms of planting location and can grow in most different light levels. This versatility and ease of cultivation make it a favorite of landscapers and gardeners alike. Patriot also grows well in a large container.

Flower stalk of blue angel hosta

2. Blue Angel hosta

Blue Angel hosta is a very popular variety of giant blue hosta. These lovely plants often reach over 5 feet wide and 3 feet tall, with a 4-foot tall flower stalk in midsummer. Its leaves stretch over a foot long. The flowers of this variety are a very pale purple hue (see above photo). And as the name suggests, the leaves are blue!

Blue Angel is descended from Hosta montana, a wild species of hosta known for its giant blue leaves. These plants tend to grow in shady or partial shade areas and typically can only stand direct sunlight in the morning.

3. Guacamole hosta

Guacamole hosta routinely makes the top five list in terms of popular hosta varieties. It’s known for its attractive leaves, tolerance to sun, and easy-to-grow characteristics in the garden. Most specimens reach about 3 feet wide and 2 feet tall.

With a light, natural green center and a dark green perimeter, the Guacamole hosta plant resembles the appearance of a cut-open avocado. This hosta also produces bright white flowers during the warm summer months of the year.

Empress wu hosta plant

4. Empress Wu hosta

Empress Wu hosta is known mainly for being likely the largest hosta variety in the world. In good conditions, the plants routinely reach 5-6 feet wide and about 4 feet tall. While there’s no Guinness World Record on file (as of 2023) for the largest hosta plant, Empress Wu is generally thought to grow the largest of the commonly available giant hosta varieties.

5. Fire and Ice hosta

Fire and Ice hosta plants have highly contrasting leaf colors, with a bright pure white filling the middle and dark, deep green edges. The coloring of the leaves is how the Fire and Ice Hosta received its name. These plants are particularly popular because of their appearance. The shocking contrast draws viewers’ attention and creates a beautiful arrangement in your yard or home.

These plants require very little sunlight, making them an excellent choice for areas of your yard shaded by trees, fence, or house. These plants can also survive indoors because they do not require direct sunlight. When using these plants as ground cover, it is important to remember that they grow to only 1-1.5 feet tall and can reach about 2 feet in width.

Francee hosta

6. Francee hosta

Francee hosta is a classic landscaping hosta known both for its finely variegated heart-shaped leaves and for being easy to grow. The leaves are mainly a dark green tone, with a thin white outer margin. This is a nice, medium-sized option, reaching 3-4 feet wide and about 20 inches tall. Its flowers are a pale lavender color and sit atop stems that grow to just over 2 feet tall.

Francee is tolerant of the sun, but the dark green tone will fade as the summer draws on. This variety is commonly used in landscaping because it is so vigorous. It’s low-maintenance and increases in size much faster than some other cultivars. Francee can also be successfully grown in containers. This variety is also a favorite of hosta breeders. The popular cultivar ‘Patriot’ is a sport of ‘Francee’.

Halcyon hosta

7. Halcyon hosta

The Halcyon hosta is one of the most popular and dependable blue cultivars. Its arched heart-shaped leaves have a lovely blue-green color, which adds another level of beauty to this plant.

This is the perfect midsized plant if you are looking to add a pop of color to your yard in a shady spot. The blue-green appearance lasts all season. Its midsummer flowers are gorgeous lavender-colored flowers that tower over the blue leaves.

An added benefit to the Halcyon hosta plant compared to many other cultivars is that Halcyon is somewhat slug-resistant. While slugs can still be an issue, they prefer the softer, shiny green varieties to the dusty blue cultivars.

8. Blue Mouse Ears hosta

Blue Mouse Ears hosta plant has leaves that are rounded and shaped to appear like mouse ears, and they have a blue tint to them. The similar mouse characteristics do not stop at the leaf shape. Blue Mouse Ears Hosta plants are some of the smallest hosta plants, reaching only 6″ in height and 11″ in width.

Their small size and cute appearance make them an excellent addition to a flower bed to cover some ground. These plants can also survive indoors for a short time because of their low need for sunlight. These plants would be perfect in a small container, as they do surprisingly well in a planter.

Giant sum and substance hosta leaves

9. Sum and Substance hosta

The Sum and Substance hosta plant can reach of height of 3 feet and a width of 6 feet. The Sum and Substance Hosta plant has bright light green leaves that are ribbed with texture going down their length. The leaves are pointed on the ends and can grow to be quite large.

When planting one of these plants, you need to make sure the soil is rich in nutrients and has good moisture for the plant to utilize. If a Sum and Substance hosta plant is not planted somewhere where the soil has a lot of nutrients and does not receive enough water, the plant will not grow to become as large of a hosta as it could.

Stained glass hosta plant

10. Stained Glass hosta

The Stained Glass hosta is a popular medium-sized variety grown for its bright golden-yellow leaves. Like the Guacamole hosta (from which it is descended), the leaves have an outer edge of dark green. Stained Glass hosta plants grow about 2-3 feet wide and 1-2 feet tall. This is one of the best varieties if you’re looking for a vibrant plant to brighten up a shady corner of the yard.

June hosta

11. June hosta

June hosta is a popular variegated variety developed as a tissue-cultured cultivar of Halcyon. This variety has gorgeous blue leaves with irregular streaked green-cream centers. The leaves are slightly cupped with heart-shaped lobes pinched at the base. These plants develop their most contrasting foliage when exposed to direct sunlight (morning sun is much preferable to afternoon sun as it tends to be more gentle).

Giant hostas

12. Big Daddy hosta

Big Daddy hosta is a large irregular hosta variety from the 1970s. This type has thick blue leaves with a chalky matte finish, making the plants quite resistant to slugs. The leaves are heavily puckered and quite cupped (although not as cupped as those of the Abiqua Drinking Gourd hosta).

Leaf of earth angel hosta

13. Earth Angel hosta

Earth Angel hosta is a very large variety known for its spectacularly variegated leaves. This huge hosta routinely reaches 5 feet wide and 3 feet tall. The thick blue-green leaves feature wide streaks of yellow and cream towards the leaf edge. The pale flowers bloom in midsummer on a stately 4 foot tall stalk.

‘Earth Angel’ develops the best foliage color when grown with a bit of morning sun. If possible, site it in a bright area where its shielded from direct sunlight but can receive ample ambient light. It may need to be sited in full shade in zones 8-9.

Royal standard hosta plant

14. Royal Standard hosta

Royal Standard hosta is a classic cultivar known for its bright green shiny leaves and numerous fragrant white flowers. This large hosta typically grows to about 4 feet wide and 3 feet tall, creating a dense mound of glossy foliage. The flower stalks rise about a foot above the foliage, with abundant pure white funnel-shaped flowers.

‘Royal Standard’ is somewhat tolerant of direct sunlight, especially in cooler climates. And when this cultivar gets some sun, it can grow quite quickly and expand to a wide crown.

Fragrant bouquet hosta - ready to be planted

15. Fragrant Bouquet hosta

Fragrant Bouquet hosta is best known for its very fragrant flowers. This cultivar has large, white, funnel-shaped flowers with a strong, sweet scent. The flowers bloom in late summer on a 3 foot tall stalk. The foliage generally spreads from 2-3 feet wide and reaches a height of 18 inches tall.

Fragrant Bouquet is a great choice for a sunny planting location, as this is one of the more sun-tolerant varieties. The plant will likely also produce many more flowers when grown in full sun for a few years. Fragrant Bouquet is also known for being easy to grow and quick to become established. The popular variety ‘Guacamole’ is a sport of ‘Fragrant Bouquet’.

Close up of young leaf of whirlwind hosta

16. Whirlwind hosta

Whirlwind hosta is a specialty variety distinguished by its twisted leaves that give the plant a turbulent appearance. The plants are medium-sized, usually reaching 3-4 feet wide and 18 inches tall at maturity. This mediovariegated cultivar has pale chartreuse leaves with wide dark green splashed edges. The pale purple flowers appear in late summer just above the foliage.

‘Whirlwind’ is most commonly planted en masse as a stunning groundcover plant due to its short mature height paired with the upright broad twisted leaves. The leaf color tends tobe best when the foliage receives some morning sun, but is shaded in midday and in the afternoon.

Praying hands hosta

17. Praying Hands hosta

Praying Hands hosta is a specialty cultivar known for its upright curled leaves. This specimen plant is small-medium in size, usually reaching just over a foot wide and tall. The glossy green leaves have a thin yellow edge. White not generally grown for its flowers, they are quite lovely, blooming lavender in late summer just above the tips of the leaves.

Choose a planting spot where this plant can be easily seen, as it is certainly one of the more eye-catching varieties. The upward leaves are so curled that they almost look rolled, creating almost a grass-like look. ‘Praying Hands’ does best in light shade in zones 3-7 and in medium shade zones 8-9.

August moon hosta on the deck

18. August Moon hosta

August Moon hosta is a medium-sized hosta known for its flattened mound of golden-green heart-shaped leaves. This cultivar grows to 3-4 feet wide and just under 2 feet tall. Its pale lavender white flowers are big and bell-shaped, standing on proud stalks about a foot above the foliage.

‘August Moon’ is a good choice for a garden that gets morning sun, and where a pop of yellow complements the garden design. This hosta is quick growing and generally low-maintenance overall.

Leaf of first frost hosta

19. First Frost hosta

First Frost hosta is a medium-sized blue-green variegated hosta variety known for its cold hardiness in cooler climates. This cultivar grows to create a tidy symmetrical mound about 3 feet wide and 18 inches high. Each leaf has a disky blue-green center edged with a bright yellow perimeter. The white flowers are numerous and flower just above the foliage.

‘First Frost’ is easy to grow and adaptable to a wide range of sunlight and soil conditions. This cultivar is a sport of the popular ‘Halcyon’ described above.

Wide brim hosta potted plant at garden center

20. Wide Brim hosta

Wide Brim is a medium-large variegated hosta variety known for the thick perimeter variegation of its leaves. The dusky green leaves have a thick irregular cream-colored border. The plant forms a flattish mound, about 4 feet wide and 18 inches tall. It has slightly striped purple flowers that bloom in late summer on stalks about 2 feet tall.

Vulcan hosta close up

21. Vulcan hosta

Vulcan hosta is a medium-sized variegated hosta variety known for its pure white leaves that are edged with green. This vigorous grower reaches about 3 feet wide and 20 inches tall at maturity. It also has pink/purple flowers that stand about 6 inches above the foliage. ‘Vulcan’ is a sport of the ‘Captain Kirk’ hosta, alongside its sibling sports ‘Enterprise’ and ‘Starship’.

Minuteman hosta

22. Minuteman hosta

Minuteman hosta is a medium-sized cultivar known for its dark green leaves splashed with pure white borders. This plant typically reaches 3-4 feet wide and just under 2 feet tall. The pale lavender flowers stand just above the foliage when in bloom. Along with ‘Patriot,’ ‘Minuteman’ is a sport of the classic ‘Francee’ hosta described above.

Loyalist hosta plant

23. Loyalist hosta

Loyalist hosta is a variegated hosta variety known for having the inverse coloration pattern of the popular ‘Patriot’ hosta. The ‘Loyalist’ hosta is a sport of ‘Patriot’ that has cream-white leaves edged with dark green. Plants usually reach 3-4 feet wide and just under 2 feet tall with flowers blooming about 6 inches above the leaves.

Bressingham blue hosta leaf

24. Bressingham Blue hosta

Bressingham Blue hosta is a very large cultivar known for the deep blue color of its leaves. This variety is similar to ‘Big Daddy’, but is a little bit larger and a little bit bluer. The pure white flowers bloom in midsummer just above the dusky blue leaves.

Curly fries hosta

25. Curly Fries hosta

Curly Fries hosta is a specialty variety with uniquely twisted upright narrow ruffled leaves. Like ‘Praying Hands’, the plant usually reaches just over a foot wide and tall when established. This variety is a bright lime-green tone, fading to yellow in the summer heat (when it truly does look like curly fries).

Hosta sieboldiana 'elegans'
Hosta sieboldiana ‘elegans’

26. Elegans hosta

The Elegans hosta (Hosta sieboldiana ‘Elegans’) is a classic blue hosta cultivar. This large cultivar is known for its thick blue puckered leaves. It also has near-white skinny flowers that bloom in a cluster just above the foliage. This older variety has been used in the development of many other large blue hostas.

Frances williams hosta

27. Frances Williams hosta

Frances Williams hosta is a large variegated variety known for its bicolor blue green leaves. The dusky blue leaves have a thick irregular border of bright green chartruese. Each leaf can reach a foot long in good conditions. It also has pale near-white flowers that bloom in midsummer. ‘Frances Williams’ is a sport of Hosta sieboldiana ‘Elegans’.

Baby hosta plants at nursery

28. Liberty hosta

Liberty hosta is a large variegated variety known for its very wide leaf margin. This cultivar has foot-long leaves featuring a dark blue-green center surrounded by a thick 2-3 inch wide irregular ivory-cream margin. This plant is slower growing than many of the other hostas on this list, but it can be a spectacular centerpiece in a shaded landscape bed.

Dancing queen hosta

29. Dancing Queen hosta

Dancing Queen hosta is a large variety known for its large, ruffled, lime-green leaves. This variety spreads out to about 4′ wide and 2′ tall. The exceptional leaves often each reach over a foot long. Dancing Queen has light purple flowers on a tall stalk about a foot above the foliage when in bloom.

‘Dancing Queen’ does best when its in a bit of shade, as direct sunlight causes the leaves to fade to pale yellow. That said, it will grow quite slowly in deep shade, so medium shade is ideal.

Gold standard hosta leaf

30. Gold Standard

Gold Standard is a medium-sized hosta variety known for its beautifully variegated cupped leaves. Growing to about 3 feet wide and 2 feet tall, the plant has chartruese bright green leaves that fade to dark green-blue at the edges. The flowers are a pale pinkish-purple tone and stand up on a stalk about 6 inches above the foliage.

‘Gold Standard’ is easy to grow and vigorous in the landscape. It’s also been used in the development of many other varieties, including ‘Captain Kirk’ and ‘Royal Golden Jubilee’. For the brightest leaf coloration, site this plant where it gets bright morning light if possible, but is shielded from harsh midday and afternoon sunlight.

31. Great Expectations hosta

Great Expectations is a medium-large hosta cultivar known for its exceptional variegation. The rounded leaves have a chartreuse center surrounded by a highly irregular dark green margin. The flowers are pure white and bloom just above the foliage.

Different hosta varieties

A big list of hosta varieties

There are thousands of different varieties of hosta being grown around the world. The American Hosta Society Registry currently contains over 7000 named cultivars in its database. Some can be found in most garden centers while others can be next to impossible to track down.

Here is a big list of 500+ of the most common hosta varieties:

  1. Abba Dabba Do Hosta
  2. Abba Satellite Hosta
  3. Abby Hosta
  4. Abiqua Ariel Hosta
  5. Abiqua Blue Crinkles Hosta
  6. Abiqua Delight Hosta
  7. Abiqua Drinking Gourd Hosta
  8. Abiqua Ground Cover Hosta
  9. Abiqua Miniature Hosta
  10. Abiqua Recluse Hosta
  11. Abiqua Trumpet Hosta
  12. Afternoon Delight Hosta
  13. Alex Summers Hosta
  14. Alice Gladden Hosta
  15. Allegan Fog Hosta
  16. Alligator Shoes Hosta
  17. Alvatine Taylor Hosta
  18. Am I Blue Hosta
  19. Amber Maiden Hosta
  20. American Dream Hosta
  21. American Eagle Hosta
  22. American Halo Hosta
  23. American Masterpiece Hosta
  24. American Sweetheart Hosta
  25. Americana Hosta
  26. Andrew Jackson Hosta
  27. Angel Feathers Hosta
  28. Ann Kulpa Hosta
  29. Anne Arett Hosta
  30. Arc de Triomphe Hosta
  31. Aspen Gold Hosta
  32. Atlantis Hosta
  33. August Moon Hosta
  34. Aureomarginata Hosta
  35. Azure Snow Hosta
  36. Babbling Brook Hosta
  37. Baby Blue Eyes Hosta
  38. Baby Bunting Hosta
  39. Banana Boat Hosta
  40. Band of Gold Hosta
  41. Barbara May Hosta
  42. Beatrice Hosta
  43. Beckoning Hosta
  44. Bennie McRae Hosta
  45. Betsy Green Hosta
  46. Betsy King Hosta
  47. Bette Davis Eyes Hosta
  48. Big Boy Hosta
  49. Big Daddy Hosta
  50. Big John Hosta
  51. Big Kahuna Hosta
  52. Big Mama Hosta
  53. Bigfoot Hosta
  54. Birchwood Parky’s Gold Hosta
  55. Bizarre Hosta
  56. Black Hills Hosta
  57. Blazing Saddles Hosta
  58. Blizzard Hosta
  59. Blond Elf Hosta
  60. Blue Angel Hosta
  61. Blue Arrow Hosta
  62. Blue Betty Lou Hosta
  63. Blue Blazes Hosta
  64. Blue Blush Hosta
  65. Blue Cadet Hosta
  66. Blue Canoe Hosta
  67. Blue Danube Hosta
  68. Blue Diamond Hosta
  69. Blue Hawaii Hosta
  70. Blue Horizon Hosta
  71. Blue Ice Hosta
  72. Blue Moon Hosta
  73. Blue Mouse Ears Hosta
  74. Blue Seer Hosta
  75. Blue Umbrellas Hosta
  76. Blue Wedgewood Hosta
  77. Bold Edger Hosta
  78. Border Bandit Hosta
  79. Brave Amherst Hosta
  80. Bright Lights Hosta
  81. Brim Cup Hosta
  82. Brother Stefan Hosta
  83. Buckshaw Blue Hosta
  84. Cadillac Hosta
  85. Calypso Hosta
  86. Camelot Hosta
  87. Candy Cane Hosta
  88. Candy Dish Hosta
  89. Candy Hearts Hosta
  90. Captain Kirk Hosta
  91. Carnival Hosta
  92. Carolina Sunshine Hosta
  93. Carrie Ann Hosta
  94. Cascades Hosta
  95. Cat and Mouse Hosta
  96. Cathedral Windows Hosta
  97. Cat’s Eye Hosta
  98. Celestial Hosta
  99. Centerfold Hosta
  100. Chantilly Lace Hosta
  101. Cherub Hosta
  102. Chesapeake Bay Hosta
  103. Choko Nishiki Hosta
  104. Christmas Candy Hosta
  105. Christmas Gold Hosta
  106. Christmas Tree Hosta
  107. Cinnamon Sticks Hosta
  108. City Lights Hosta
  109. Clear Fork River Valley Hosta
  110. Cloudburst Hosta
  111. Color Parade Hosta
  112. Colossal Hosta
  113. Cool Hand Luke Hosta
  114. Corkscrew Hosta
  115. Country Mouse Hosta
  116. Cracker Crumbs Hosta
  117. Crater’s Heart
  118. Crepe Suzette Hosta
  119. Crested Surf Hosta
  120. Crispula Hosta
  121. Crocodile Rock Hosta
  122. Cross Stitch Hosta
  123. Crystal Moon Hosta
  124. Cupid’s Arrow Hosta
  125. Curly Fries Hosta
  126. Cynthia Hosta
  127. Daisy Doolittle Hosta
  128. Dalton’s Pick Hosta
  129. Dancing In The Rain Hosta
  130. Dancing Queen Hosta
  131. Dark Shadows Hosta
  132. Dark Star Hosta
  133. Dawn’s Early Light Hosta
  134. Daybreak Hosta
  135. Decorata Hosta
  136. Deep Blue Sea Hosta
  137. Deja Blu Hosta
  138. Devon Cloud Hosta
  139. Devon Discovery Hosta
  140. Devon Giant Hosta
  141. Devon Green Hosta
  142. Devon Mist Hosta
  143. Diamond Tiara Hosta
  144. Diana Remembered Hosta
  145. Dixie Chick Hosta
  146. Donahue Piecrust Hosta
  147. Dorset Blue Hosta
  148. Dorset Charm Hosta
  149. Dorset Clown Hosta
  150. Dragon Fire Hosta
  151. Dragon Tails Hosta
  152. Dragon Wings Hosta
  153. Dress Blues Hosta
  154. Dusty Waters Hosta
  155. Earth Angel Hosta
  156. Edge of Night Hosta
  157. El Capitan Hosta
  158. El Nino Hosta
  159. Elanor Lachman Hosta
  160. Elatior Hosta
  161. Elvis Lives Hosta
  162. Embroidery Hosta
  163. Emerald Carpet Hosta
  164. Emerald Necklace Hosta
  165. Emerald Tiara Hosta
  166. Emeralds and Rubies Hosta
  167. Empress Wu Hosta
  168. Enterprise Hosta
  169. Essence Of Summer Hosta
  170. Eventide Hosta
  171. Eye Catcher Hosta
  172. Eye Declare Hosta
  173. Fair Maiden Hosta
  174. Fall Bouquet Hosta
  175. Fantabulous Hosta
  176. Fascination Hosta
  177. Feather Boa Hosta
  178. Fire and Ice Hosta
  179. Fire Island Hosta
  180. Fireworks Hosta
  181. First Frost Hosta
  182. Five O’Clock Shadow Hosta
  183. Flemish Sky Hosta
  184. Fool’s Gold Hosta
  185. Fortunei Albomarginata Hosta
  186. Fortunei Aureomarginata Hosta
  187. Fortunei Hyacinthina Hosta
  188. Foxy Doxy Hosta
  189. Fragrant Blue Hosta
  190. Fragrant Bouquet Hosta
  191. Fragrant Gold Hosta
  192. Francee Hosta
  193. Frances Williams Hosta
  194. Francheska Hosta
  195. Fried Green Tomatoes Hosta
  196. Frozen Margarita Hosta
  197. Ga Ga Hosta
  198. Gaijin Hosta
  199. Galaxy Hosta
  200. Gemini Moon Hosta
  201. Gentle Giant Hosta
  202. Gertie Hosta
  203. Ghost Spirit Hosta
  204. Goblin Hosta
  205. Goddess Of Athena Hosta
  206. Gold Drop Hosta
  207. Gold Edger Hosta
  208. Gold Regal Hosta
  209. Gold Standard Hosta
  210. Goldbrook Grayling Hosta
  211. Golden Budget Hosta
  212. Golden Empress Hosta
  213. Golden Medallion Hosta
  214. Golden Prayers Hosta
  215. Golden Scepter Hosta
  216. Golden Spades Hosta
  217. Golden Teacup Hosta
  218. Golden Waffles Hosta
  219. Grand Slam Hosta
  220. Grand Tiara Hosta
  221. Great Escape Hosta
  222. Great Expectations Hosta
  223. Great Lakes Gold Hosta
  224. Great River Sonata Hosta
  225. Green Eyes Hosta
  226. Green Fountain Hosta
  227. Green Sheen Hosta
  228. Green Velveteen Hosta
  229. Grey Cole Hosta
  230. Guacamole Hosta
  231. Guardian Angel Hosta
  232. Gunsmoke Hosta
  233. Gunther’s Prize Hosta
  234. Hacksaw Hosta
  235. Hadspen Blue Hosta
  236. Halcyon Hosta
  237. Hanky Panky Hosta
  238. Happy Camper Hosta
  239. Harry van der Laar Hosta
  240. Hawkeye Hosta
  241. Headsmen Samphire Hosta
  242. Heartache Hosta
  243. Heartbeat Hosta
  244. Heatwave Hosta
  245. Heavenly Tiara Hosta
  246. Hidden Cove Hosta
  247. High Noon Hosta
  248. Hirao Splendor Hosta
  249. Holly’s Honey Hosta
  250. Honeybells Hosta
  251. Hot Diggity Dog Hosta
  252. Hush Puppie Hosta
  253. Ice Age Trail Hosta
  254. Ice Cream Hosta
  255. Incredible Hunk Hosta
  256. Independence Hosta
  257. Invincible Hosta
  258. Iron Gate Delight Hosta
  259. Island Breeze Hosta
  260. Island Charm Hosta
  261. Jack Of Diamonds Hosta
  262. Jade Cascade Hosta
  263. Jewel Of The Nile Hosta
  264. Jimmy Crack Corn Hosta
  265. Joseph Hosta
  266. Jubilation Hosta
  267. June Hosta
  268. Kalamazoo Hosta
  269. Katsuragawa Beni Hosta
  270. Key Lime Pie Hosta
  271. Kifukurin Hyuga Hosta
  272. King Tut Hosta
  273. Kingfisher Hosta
  274. Kiwi Blue Baby Hosta
  275. Kiwi Blue Marble Hosta
  276. Kiwi Full Monty Hosta
  277. Kiwi Gold Rush Hosta
  278. Komodo Dragon Hosta
  279. Korean Snow Hosta
  280. Krugerrand Hosta
  281. Lady Guinevere Hosta
  282. Lady Isobel Barnett Hosta
  283. Lakeside Black Satin Hosta
  284. Lakeside Blue Cherub Hosta
  285. Lakeside Blue Hosta
  286. Lakeside Cha Cha Hosta
  287. Lakeside Kaleidoscope Hosta
  288. Lakeside Lollipop Hosta
  289. Lakeside Looking Glass Hosta
  290. Lakeside Paisley Print Hosta
  291. Lakeside Party Dress Hosta
  292. Lakeside Rocky Top Hosta
  293. Lakeside Shore Master
  294. Lakeside Symphony Hosta
  295. Lancifolia Hosta
  296. Leading Lady Hosta
  297. Lederhosen Hosta
  298. Lemon Lime Hosta
  299. Liberty Hosta
  300. Limey Lisa Hosta
  301. Little Black Scape Hosta
  302. Little Miss Magic Hosta
  303. Little Wonder Hosta
  304. Lonesome Dove Hosta
  305. Love Pat Hosta
  306. Lucy Vitols Hosta
  307. Mack The Knife Hosta
  308. Maraschino Cherry Hosta
  309. Marbled Cream Hosta
  310. Mardi Gras Hosta
  311. Marilyn Monroe Hosta
  312. Masquerade Hosta
  313. Maui Buttercups Hosta
  314. Memories of Dorothy Hosta
  315. Metallic Sheen Hosta
  316. Midas Touch Hosta
  317. Midnight at the Oasis Hosta
  318. Mighty Mite Hosta
  319. Miki Hosta
  320. Millie’s Memoirs Hosta
  321. Mini Skirt Hosta
  322. Mississippi Delta Hosta
  323. Moon River Hosta
  324. Moon Waves Hosta
  325. Moongate Flying Saucer Hosta
  326. Moongate Little Dipper Hosta
  327. Moonlight Hosta
  328. Morning Light Hosta
  329. Moscow Blue Hosta
  330. Mountain Snow Hosta
  331. Mr. Big Hosta
  332. Nakaiana Hosta
  333. Nancy Hosta
  334. Neat and Tidy Hosta
  335. Niagara Falls Hosta
  336. Night Before Christmas Hosta
  337. Night Shades Hosta
  338. Northern Exposure Hosta
  339. Northern Mist Hosta
  340. Ogon Iwa Hosta
  341. Ogon Tsusima Hosta
  342. Olive Branch Hosta
  343. One Man’s Treasure Hosta
  344. Ooh La La Hosta
  345. Opipara Bill Brincka Hosta
  346. Orange Crush Hosta
  347. Orphan Annie Hosta
  348. Osprey Hosta
  349. Pandora’s Box Hosta
  350. Paradigm Hosta
  351. Paradise Beach Hosta
  352. Paradise Joyce Hosta
  353. Paradise Power Hosta
  354. Paradise Standard Hosta
  355. Paradise Stripes Hosta
  356. Paradise Sunset Hosta
  357. Paradise Sunshine Hosta
  358. Parhelion Hosta
  359. Party Favor Hosta
  360. Patriot Hosta
  361. Paul’s Glory Hosta
  362. Peace Hosta
  363. Peanut Hosta
  364. Pearl Lake Hosta
  365. Peppermint Ice Hosta
  366. Percy Hosta
  367. Pewter Frost Hosta
  368. Phantom Hosta
  369. Piedmont Gold Hosta
  370. Pilgrim Hosta
  371. Pineapple Poll Hosta
  372. Pineapple Upsidedown Cake Hosta
  373. Pinwheel Hosta
  374. Pixie Vamp Hosta
  375. Platinum Tiara Hosta
  376. Popcorn Hosta
  377. Potomac Pride Hosta
  378. Powder Blue Hosta
  379. Prairie Sky Hosta
  380. Praying Hands Hosta
  381. Prince Of Wales Hosta
  382. Queen Josephine Hosta
  383. Queen Of The Seas Hosta
  384. Quill Hosta
  385. Quilted Hearts Hosta
  386. Quilting Bee Hosta
  387. Rainbow’s End Hosta
  388. Rainforest Sunrise Hosta
  389. Raspberry Sorbet Hosta
  390. Red Hot Flash Hosta
  391. Red October Hosta
  392. Regal Rhubarb Hosta
  393. Regal Splendor Hosta
  394. Regal Supreme Hosta
  395. Remember Me Hosta
  396. Rhapsody in Blue Hosta
  397. Rhino Hide Hosta
  398. Richland Gold Hosta
  399. Ringtail Hosta
  400. Rocky Mountain High Hosta
  401. Rosedale Barnie Hosta
  402. Rosedale Misty Pathways
  403. Roy Klehm Hosta
  404. Royal Mouse Ears
  405. Royal Standard Hosta
  406. Royal Tiara Hosta
  407. Sagae Hosta
  408. Saint Elmo’s Fire Hosta
  409. Savannah Hosta
  410. Sea Blue Leather Hosta
  411. Sea Dream Hosta
  412. Sea Fire Hosta
  413. Sea Gulf Stream Hosta
  414. Sea Lotus Leaf Hosta
  415. Second Wind Hosta
  416. September Sun Hosta
  417. Sergeant Pepper Hosta
  418. Shade Parade Hosta
  419. Shere Khan Hosta
  420. Shining Tot Hosta
  421. Silk Kimono Hosta
  422. Silver Threads and Golden Needles Hosta
  423. Sitting Pretty Hosta
  424. Skywriter Hosta
  425. So Sweet Hosta
  426. Solar Flare Hosta
  427. Something Blue Hosta
  428. Sparkling Burgundy Hosta
  429. Spilt Milk Hosta
  430. Splish Splash Hosta
  431. Squash Casserole Hosta
  432. Stained Glass Hosta
  433. Starboard Light Hosta
  434. Starship Hosta
  435. Stepping Out Hosta
  436. Stitch In Time Hosta
  437. Striptease Hosta
  438. Sultana Hosta
  439. Sum and Substance Hosta
  440. Summer Breeze Hosta
  441. Summer Music Hosta
  442. Sun Catcher Hosta
  443. Sun Power Hosta
  444. Sundance Hosta
  445. Super Bowl Hosta
  446. Surf and Turf Hosta
  447. Surprised By Joy Hosta
  448. Sweet Home Chicago Hosta
  449. Sweet Innocence Hosta
  450. Sweet Sunshine Hosta
  451. Sweetie Hosta
  452. Swoosh Hosta
  453. Tambourine Hosta
  454. Tangerine Hosta
  455. Tardiflora Hosta
  456. Tea and Crumpets Hosta
  457. Teaspoon Hosta
  458. Tequila Sunrise Hosta
  459. Theo’s Blue Hosta
  460. Thumbelina Hosta
  461. Thunderbolt Hosta
  462. Tibae Hosta
  463. Tijuana Brass Hosta
  464. Tiny Tears Hosta
  465. Tokudama Hosta
  466. Torchlight Hosta
  467. Tortilla Chip Hosta
  468. Toy Soldier Hosta
  469. True Blue Hosta
  470. Turning Point Hosta
  471. Twilight Hosta
  472. Twilight Time Hosta
  473. Undulata Hosta
  474. Unforgettable Hosta
  475. Upper Crust Hosta
  476. Valentine Lace
  477. Vanilla Cream Hosta
  478. Veronica Lake Hosta
  479. Victory Hosta
  480. Vulcan Hosta
  481. Warwick Curtsey Hosta
  482. Waukon Thin Ice Hosta
  483. Whirlwind Hosta
  484. Whiskey Sour Hosta
  485. White Christmas Hosta
  486. White Feather Hosta
  487. White Wall Tire Hosta
  488. Wide Brim Hosta
  489. Winfield Blue Hosta
  490. Woolly Mammoth Hosta
  491. World Cup Hosta
  492. Wylde Green Cream Hosta
  493. X-Ray Hosta
  494. Xanadu Hosta
  495. Xerxes Hosta
  496. Yakushima Mizu Hosta
  497. Yankee Blue Hosta
  498. Yellow Splash Rim Hosta
  499. Yin Hosta
  500. Zager’s White Edge Hosta
  501. Zebra Stripes Hosta
  502. Zodiac Hosta
  503. Zounds Hosta
Different hosta varieties at home depot garden center
Hosta cultivars - different types
Small hostas
Hosta varieties in the garden
Mary Jane Duford
Mary Jane Duford

Mary Jane Duford is a quintessential Canadian gardener. An engineer by trade, she tends to an ever-expanding collection of plants. In her world, laughter blooms as freely as her flowers, and every plant is raised with a dash of Canadian grit.

Mary Jane is a certified Master Gardener and also holds a Permaculture Design Certificate. She's also a proud mom of three, teaching her little sprouts the crucial difference between a garden friend and foe.

When she's not playing in the dirt, Mary Jane revels in her love for Taylor Swift, Gilmore Girls, ice hockey, and the surprisingly soothing sounds of bluegrass covers of classic hip-hop songs. She invites you to join her garden party, a place where you can share in the joy of growing and where every day is a new opportunity to find the perfect spot for yet another plant.

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