Hosta

Hosta Hosta
Because of their ease of culture and staggering variety of forms and colors, hostas have become the best-selling perennial plants in America and a mainstay of the temperate shade garden. By comparison to other people I've met over the internet, my collection is not especially extensive. There are many resources available online or through a local or regional hosta society should you decide to learn more about this great genus. Unlike the other plant directories, this table names all the hostas I grow including the ones I don't have photos of yet. Many of these plants are immature and for the moment I haven't written individual descriptions of each cultivar.
Abiqua Drinking Gourd	Hosta undulata Albo-picta	Allan P. McConnell
Antioch	Hosta plantaginea Aphrodite	August Moon
Aureomaculata	Hosta montana Aureomarginata	Hosta tokudama Aureonebulosa
Baby Bunting	Birchwood Parky's Gold	Blonde Elf
Blue Angel	Blue Cadet	Blue Umbrellas
Blue Vision	Bold Ruffles	Bridegroom
Carnival	Chartreuse Wiggles	Cherry Berry
Chinese Sunrise	Color Glory	Darwin's Standard
Dew Drop	Donahue's Piecrust	Hosta sieboldiana Elegans
Emerald Tiara	Fire and Ice	Hosta sieboldiana Frances Williams
Geisha	Gold Drop	Gold Standard
Golden Prayers	Golden Tiara	Grand Tiara
Great Expectations	Green Piecrust	Guacamole
Haku Chu Han	Halcyon	Honeybells
Invincible	June	Just So
Kabitan	Krossa Regal	Lemon Lime
Little Sunspot	Masquerade	Hosta undulata Medio-variegata
Ogon Wasei	Patriot	Pineapple Poll
Platinum Tiara	Redneck Heaven	Regal Splendor
Royal Standard	Sagae	Saint Elmo's Fire
Sea Fire	Spilt Milk	Spritzer
Stiletto	Sum and Substance	Sun Power
Tattoo	Unknown #1 Light green centers turn all green	Unknown #2 Light green center with dark green edge
Whirlwind	Wide Brim	Hosta montana
Hosta rectifolia var. chionea	Hosta sieboldiana	Hosta plantaginea
Hosta nakiana	Hosta venusta	Hosta albo-marginata
Hosta lancifolia	Hosta undulata 'Albopicta'	and more to come?