Hostas in my Garden, T-U
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In front of the house - 2010
The 3 large ones are from F-BL 'Jewel of the Nile', 'Summer Breeze' and 'Fortunei Aureomarginata'. The border hostas are from L-R: 'Ginko Craig', 'Allan P. McConnell' and 'Kifukurin Ko Mame'.
For purposes of this gallery, Mini = AHS listed mini hostas. Tiny = less than 10"; Small = 10"-24"; Medium =25" - 35"; Large = 36" and larger.
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Hostas in this gallery:
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H. 'Tears Of Joy'
H. 'Teaspoon'
H. 'The Razor's Edge'
H. 'Tick Tock'
H. 'Tickle Me Pink'
H. 'Tiny Tears' (chibai)Looking west across the front yard - 2010
The large green hosta in the foreground is 'Venus'. To its right, 'September Sun' and just behind the two, 'Fujibotan'.
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Other hostas in this gallery are:
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H. 'Tiny Tears' (chibai)
H. 'Touch of Class'
H. 'Twist of Lime'
H. 'Twisting The Night Away'
H. 'Undulata Albomarginata'
H. 'Undulata Univittata'
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H. 'Undulata Univittata'Hosta 'Tears of Joy' - 2010
Description: Medium-green lance-shaped leaves are folded. Vigorous grower.
Size: Mini (4"h x 13"w)
Origin: Sport of H. 'Tiny Tears'
Flowers: Tiny purple flowers top the clump in midsummer
Source: Rideau Woodland Ramble
Added to garden: June 2010
Notes: At time of purchase, this was the smallest hosta I've ever had. I look forward to seeing how quickly it grows. Note plastic knife for size.Hosta ‘Teaspoon’ - 2008 - July 15
Description: Medium green moderately corrugated, cupped and roundish leaf the shape of a teaspoon.
Size: Small (21"w x 8"h)
Origin: H. 'Birchwood Parky's Gold' x H. 'Golden Tiara'
Flowers: light pink tubular on 20" scapes
Source: Fundy Beauties
Added to garden: Spring 2008
Notes: leaves are small, but it forms a good-sized clump quite quicklyHosta 'The Razor's Edge' - 2011
Description: This small hosta has elongated green leaves with a rippled edge along with bright red petioles and white backs.
Size: Small (14" x 9")
Origin: H. 'Hacksaw' x H. 'Atom Smasher'
Flowers: Lavender flowers bloom in midsummer
Source: Budd Gardens
Added to garden: Spring 2011
Notes: Very, very tall flower scapes in late August.Hosta 'Tickle Me Pink' - 2014
Description: leaves emerge bright yellow-chartreuse on red petioles with red tips and some red brushed across the shiny backs. As the season progresses, the leaves become a golden colour with a slight sheen. Fuchsia-pink buds emerge in September on dark scapes and, as the cooler weather comes, the leaves are again kissed with touches of red
Size: small-medium
Origin: 'One Man's Treasure' x 'Squash Casserole'
Flowers: deep reddish purple tubular in September
Source: Budd Gardens
Added to garden: Spring 2014
Notes: I really look forward to seeing this one develop. In its first year, it has not disappointed.Hosta 'Tick Tock' - 2008 - July 13
Description: a nice compact mound of yellow leaves surrounded by dark green margin. With its smaller size and good growth rate, it is ideal for use as an edging plant
Size: Small
Origin: sport of H. ‘Gold Drop’
Flowers: lavender in midsummer
Source: Budd Gardens
Added to garden: August 2006
Notes: grows rapidlyHosta 'Tiny Tears' (chibai) - 2010
Description: Very small but dense mound of tiny green foliage. Smaller than H. venusta. Sometimes listed as chibai.
Size: Mini (7"w x 2"h)
Origin: Hybrid of H. venusta
Flowers: Medium dark purple flowers
Source: Giboshihill Hostas
Added to garden: Summer 2010
Notes: