KaylyRed's Hosta List

[kaylyred]

I'm new, so it's a small list, but I expect it will get bigger year by year and season by season.

2009 Hostas

Blue Mouse Ears
Choo Choo Train
Francee
Frances Williams
Krossa Regal
Lancifolia*
ventricosa Aureomarginata*
Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Tokudama Flavocircinalis
Twilight
Twist of Lime
Undulata albomarginata*
Undulata mediovariegata*

* They came with the house


2010 Hostas

Blue Ivory
Blue Mouse Ears (x2)
Christmas Tree (was Christmas Tree Gala, but alas... )
Designer Genes
Dragon Tails
Grand Tiara
Heavenly Tiara
June
Maui Buttercups
Praying Hands
Rainforest Sunrise
Red Dragon
Regal Splendor
Rhino Hide
Roy Klehm
Sagae
Sno Cone
Tropical Storm
Wolverine

2011 Hostas

Alex Summers
Amber Tiara
Ani Machi (Geisha)
Blue Hawaii
Blue Wedgwood
Candy Dish
Captain Kirk
Captain's Adventure
Chain Lightning
El Nino
Elvis Lives
Emerald Scepter
Hanky Panky
Ivory Coast
Jade Scepter
Journey's End
June Fever
Komodo Dragon
Little Wonder
London Fog
Paradise Island
Peanut
Platinum Tiara
Queen of the Seas
Rainbow's End
Shade Fanfare
Special Gift
Strip Tease


2012 Hostas

Autumn Frost
Empress Wu
Enterprise
Fire and Ice
Golden Meadows
Ice Follies
Irish Luck
Lakeside Paisley Print
Luna Moth
Moon Shadow
Paradigm
Purple Heart
Torchlight

2013 Hostas

Clifford's Stingray
Guacamole
Guardian Angel
High Society
Lionheart
Niagra Falls
Rare Breed
Raspberry Sundae
Sum of All

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After two years working with a sunny perennial garden, I was daunted by how much shade I had at my new house. 'Krossa Regal' convinced me that all would be well.

It wasn't long before 'Twilight' captured my heart and found a spot in my garden.

By early May, the beginnings of a courtyard shade garden are taking shape.

'Pineapple Upside Down Cake' looked delicious, so I gave it a nice spot next to a little twig chair at the front of the garden bed.

Although the weeds are threatening to steal the show, 'Golden Tiara' outshines them, and the garden has grown just a bit more lush.

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New hosta bed appeared out of nowhere (*cough*) when my husband's back was turned.

Here it is shortly after planting and mulching...



Another angle...



Here's 'Blue Ivory,' one of my newest babies:



And 'Sno Cone."

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Here's 'Regal Splendor' with its dragon guardian.



'Roy Klehm,' just planted. Just one eye, but already some great color. I'm looking forward to seeing this one grow.



'Lakeside Baby Face,' a charming mini I got at last year's Dave's Garden roundup.



'June' on planting day!



'Orange Marmalade,' also on planting day.

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'Krossa Regal' is doing its thing in mid-May.



'Frances Williams' stays nice and colorful in deep shade.



H. ventricosa 'Aureomarginata,' I presume. Came with the house. I'm not complaining.



'Golden Tiara' making a spring appearance.

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Won at the 2010 Wisconsin Hosta Society Sale & Auction, this 'Sagae' makes for instant impact...and necessitates the need for a new bed addition.



Planted June 7, 2010.

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The newly expanded front bed on June 8, 2010.



Another shot with 'Maui Buttercups,' 'Rainforest Sunrise,' 'June' and 'Blue Mouse Ears.'



The Cat & Mouse Garden. 'Mighty Mouse,' 'Blue Mouse Ears,' and 'Cat's Eye.'



Astilbe and friends...

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The 2011 additions to the front bed have begun! I added a new section on Mother's Day (May 9) and planted my newly gotten gains:

'Queen of the Seas'




'Thunderbolt'




'Peanut'




'Geisha'




'Komodo Dragon'




'Amber Tiara'




'Blue Wedgwood'

[thy]

Thanks for sharing - your pics are good

Your list is not as big as someones , but still I had to look up h. Sno Cone.

A small warning. In the pic with montana Aureomaginata you have a very lovely scented perenial around it. Sorry can't remember either the latin, English or Danish name just now but it can slowly kill a hosta, I will recomend you dig up some of the closest to the hosta and plant it some where else.

Hey, the Danish name is lilje/ (Lillie)conval.. latin end on convalus.. rest... will come one day
Pia

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Hi Pia--thanks for commenting!

I bet you're referring to the lily of the valley (convallaria) around ventricosa 'Aureomarginata.' I didn't plant either the lily of the valley or the hosta, but it seems to be holding its own where it is regardless. It's likely been there for many years. (The real gardeners at this place lived here in the late 80s to mid-90s when they sold the house to the person who let the yard slowly go to hell.) I'm just going to leave the hosta where it is. It stays small, but it still looks nice every year.