HOSTA

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'Obscene Gesture'

(Winterberry Farms/Jim Anderson, NR)  Small to Medium.  Sport of H. 'Kiwi Full Monty'.  Creamy-white border the same blue leaf colour as Kiwi Full Monty.  It has the typical 'Striptease' thin white line running between the two.

SOLD OUT

 $25.00

‘Oh Cindy’

(Benedict)    Medium-sized.  A reverse sport of H. 'My Child Insook' first sold for $800 at the 2004 Hosta Convention in Iowa.   It has thick dark green rounded leaves, each surrounded by a wide border of gold, which changes to creamy white as the season progresses.

$18.00

‘Old Glory’

(H. Hansen/Shady Oaks Nursery, 99) Medium-sized, 14" high x 22" wide, lavender flowers. Golden heart shaped leaves edged with an uneven dark green edge. A lighter shade of green appears where the green and gold overlap. Prominent veins with a rippled margin.   
Spectacular!  Looks fantastic in a large pot.

$17.00

Photo courtesy of Shady Oaks

'Olive Bailey Langdon'

(Russ O'Harra/Russ O'Harra Hosta Society 1999)  Large.  Nicely puckered, large round blue/green leaves with gold and cream edge. White flowers.
The improved H. 'Frances Williams'.  Does not burn.

$18.00

‘On Stage’

(Aden, 86) Large-sized, 18" high x 36" wide, lavender flowers. Large, puckered, rich golden-yellow leaf with an irregular green and celadon margin streaking into the centre.
Morning sun for best colour!

$15.00

'One Iota'

(Winterberry Farms, Jim Anderson, NR) Mini.   Dark blue-green leaves with creamy white edge. Sport of H. 'Blue Mouse Ears' with a cream edge.

Available in July

$30.00

‘Orange Marmalade’

(Solberg, 02) Large-sized, 20" wide by 40" wide. Wide blue-green margins, with the centre bright gold and orange as it emerges, becoming lighter as season progresses. Needs some sun to bring out the intense colours. Sport of 'Paul's Glory'.
Goldenbrook Hosta Favorite!!

$20.00

Photo courtesy of Ann Frederking

'Orange Star' PPAF

NEW

(Van den Top) Medium.  Beautiful new sport from H. 'June Fever'...this one likes the sun! If grown in morning sun the thick leaf centers will be orange in spring and by August fade to a cream color. Grow it in the shade and you will have yellow leaves throughout the season that will not darken like the parent does. Will reach 10-12” tall.

‘Oreo Crème’

(Ken Ziarek, NR)  Small-sized.   8” high x 12” wide.  A very unique looking plant with thick, bright white centre and wide dark green wavy margin causing twisted foliage.    A smaller version of H. 'Woop Woop'.  Pale lavender flowers.

$25.00

Photo courtesy of Ed Thaubald