Blue hosta

Blue flowers and foliage are a rarity. This may be why gardeners love blue plants, and in particular, blue hostas. Learn all about them here.

In my garden there are collections of dozens of trees, shrubs, perennials, bulbs, and tropicals, though most fewer than ten cultivars each, plenty enough that the garden is nearly beyond my control…

And how to keep them from becoming a snack for the neighborhood deer.

When it comes to the colors of perennial plants in the garden, blue is by far the rarest and ione of the many reasons that blue hostas are so popular.

Hostas are easy-care perennials for shade gardens. Here are 26 of the best hosta varieties to plant in your yard.

Our giant hostas are 28+ inches tall. These eye-catching specimens make great focal points or wonderful backdrops for other shade-loving plants. They range in color from green, blue, gold, to many different variegated varieties.

Hosta "Niagara Falls" - all information you need to know about. Full review, information, description about size, Growing Conditions, Characteristics.

Although hostas aren't generally fickle to begin with, some are easier to grow than others. Here are eight low-care beauties to grow in your yard.

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