Guacamole Hosta

Blue Angel

A mammoth shade-garden hosta with thick, corrugated blue-gray leaves up to 18 inches long that slugs leave alone, topped by fragrant lavender flower spikes in midsummer.

Sum and Substance

Chartreuse giant that can take more sun than most hostas.

Patriot

Dark green leaves with crisp white margins.

Halcyon

The bluest hosta you can grow.

Empress Wu

The world's largest hosta.

June

Gold center streaked with blue-green margins.

Frances Williams

Classic blue-green heart-shaped leaves with wide gold margins that make this one of the all-time great hostas.

Stained Glass

Glossy gold center with dark green margins, like light through a cathedral window.

August Moon

Glowing gold foliage all season, and one of the best hostas for brighter spots with some morning sun.

Fire and Ice

Stark white centers with deep green margins, high contrast that jumps out from a shady border.

Golden Tiara

Small, fast-spreading mound with chartreuse-gold margins and one of the easiest hostas you can grow.

Wide Brim

Blue-green leaves with wide creamy-white margins that age to a clean white, a standout performer in any shade garden.

Sagae

Huge gray-blue leaves with creamy margins on a stately, vase-shaped plant that wins awards for good reason.

Liberty

Large blue-green leaves with wide creamy yellow margins that whiten as the season ages.

Royal Standard

Glossy green leaves and pure white fragrant flowers on tall stems.

Krossa Regal

Stately vase-shaped form with silvery-blue leaves on long stems.

Astilbe

Coral Bells

Solomon's Seal

Brunnera

Coneflower

Rose

Salvia

Yarrow