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'Miracle Lemony' is a flower colour breakthrough in the wide world of Hosta with yellow, lightly scented flowers.

Hosta 'Forbidden Fruit' has brilliant golden orange-yellow centres surrounded by a wide blue green margin.

This Hosta has ripples of roaring blue as if Neptune himself was whipping the seas into a frenzy!

Hosta 'Paisley Border' is a plantain lily with wavy, variegated green and white foliage and lavender flowers.

A large, sun-tolerant hosta with puckered green to gold leaves edges with blue-green.

Hosta 'Party Streamers' is a medium-sized plantain lily with thin, long and wavy yellow-green foliage and purple flowers in summer.

Hosta 'Prairie Sky' has thick, cupped, incredibly blue foliage in tight mounds all season long.

'Prairie's Edge' has bright yellow to lime green leaves with dark green edges.

Hosta 'Praying Hands' will pray day and night for ample rain, glorious sunshine, and a brilliant gardening season.

Hosta 'Queen of the Seas' is a large, blue-grey plantain lily with a tall, upright form that makes it a sight to behold in the shade garden.

Every leaf of this Hosta 'Rainbow's End' is different with varying stripes of green and gold.

'Rainforest Sunrise' is an exciting sport of Hosta 'Maui Buttercups' with dramatic dark green borders and radiant gold centres.

Showy and unique with a three colours in each leaf!

Hosta ‘Raspberry Sundae’ has beautifully variegated leaves and striking deep burgundy petioles (leaf stems), leaf bases, and flower stalks.

Hosta 'Red Cloud' has large, ribbed, blue-green leaves variably streaked with creamy white so that every leaf is different held on red petioles.

'Red October' is a red stemmed Hosta said to be one of the best.

Hosta 'Ripple Effect' is a sport of 'June' with rippled golden leaves edged with blue-green.

Fragrant white flowers and bright green leaves on a big, easy-to-grow hosta.