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Amber Tiara has thick chartreuse oval-shaped leaves with a blunt tip. It forms an attractive dense mound. The flowers are light purple on 22" scapes in late summer. Give this Tiara more sun for its best color. All hostas are shipped bareroot unless otherwise agreed.

Big Daddy hosta has chalky blue cupped leaves which retain their blue color for most of the growing season if grown in dappled shade. The blue leaves will turn green when planted in sun. Plants form a sturdy mound of foliage, topped with white to lavender lily-like blooms in mid summer. Slug resistant, too. Give this one some room and watch it grow! All hostas shipped bare root unless otherwise agreed.

Blue Angel is one of the largest of the blue hostas. The silvery blue leaves are heart-shaped and form a nice-sized cascading mound. White to lavender flowers appear in mid summer. Leaves are heavily textured. One of the most popular blue hostas. Looks great in containers or tubs. All hostas shipped bare root unless otherwise agreed. Blue hostas will appear green when exposed to more sun. Dappled morning sun is the best site to retain the bluest color.

The blue-green heart-shaped leaves of Blue Cadet are heavily textured making it slug resistant. It also has a nice mounding habit. Its vigorous growth will fill an area quickly. Tubular lavender flowers rise above foliage mid summer. It's a very popular blue hosta because of the variety of uses as a border, ground cover or edging plant. Great for containers to boot! Blue hostas will appear green when exposed to more sun. Dappled morning sun is the best site to retain the blue color. All hostas shipped bare root unless otherwise agreed.

2008 Hosta of the Year for good reason! The medium blue/green mouse ear shape of the leaves is nothing short of adorable! Outstanding lavender to white lily like flowers atop graceful stalks. It's also slug resistant. A must-have for any hosta garden. Blue hostas can appear green when exposed to more sun. Dappled morning sun is the best site to retain the blue color. All hostas shipped bare root unless otherwise agreed.

Not only a garden standout, Blue Umbrellas is also a vigorous grower and sun and slug resistant. It will greet you in the spring with nice blue umbrella-shaped leaves that are downward cupped. Pale lavender flowers will appear in summer. Great as a specimen plant or in a large container or tub. Definitely a beauty! Blue hostas can appear green when exposed to more sun. Dappled morning sun is the best site to retain its blue color. All hostas will be shipped bare root unless otherwise agreed.

A hosta as cute as its name with its large, heart-shaped puckered blue leaves. It has petioles speckled with mauve which contrast nicely with the blue leaves. Bell-shaped lavender flowers pop up in mid summer. Shade from the sun to keep the blue powdery color longer into the season. A strong, reliable grower. All hostas shipped bare root unless otherwise agreed.

Brim Cup Hosta features cupped sea green leaves with creamy margins. Its dense leaves stay low to the ground. It's size and vitality make it great for mass plantings, edging a border or as a ground cover.

Carolina Blue is a hybrid of H. Halcyon and H. Riptide. It grows into a medium-sized mound of light blue rounded leaves that hold their color through most of the season, even in warmer climates. Pale purple flowers shoot up in mid summer. Tolerates morning sun very well. Seeds are viable, too. Blue hostas will appear green when exposed to more sun. Dappled morning sun is the best site to keep its blue color. All hostas are shipped bare root unless otherwise agreed.

Cherry Tart forms a cute little upright clump of lance-shaped chartreuse leaves that brighten to a glowing yellow. Give this one some bright light for its best color. Cherry Tart also has great vertical form, so put this one in a container at eye level to show off its lipstick red petioles. Great choice for a mini garden or rock garden. All hostas are shipped bare root unless otherwise agreed.

If you want bright yellow color and you want it fast, this is the hosta for you. Dancing Queen has deep veins and heavily textured leaves. It emerges bright yellow in the spring and fades to pale yellow over the summer. Lavender flowers contrast nicely with the golden foliage in mid summer. Place near dark blue or green hostas and watch it stand out. A fast, reliable grower. Plant in bright morning sun for its best color. All hostas will be shipped bare root unless otherwise agreed.

Emerald Tiara is the reverse mutation of H. Golden Tiara. It emerges early in the season and boasts the same round textured oval leaves as the other Tiaras, but with green to gold centers with beautiful green variations appearing throughout the season. One of its best features is that it will sport hundreds of dark lavender flowers in the summer that bloom into the fall. Very cute. Sun tolerant, too. All hostas are shipped bare root unless otherwise agreed.