Hallson Gardens

sieboldiana hybrid it is!!!

David Thanks. I actually took leaves and pictures to a hosta grower about 100 miles away this weekend. He stated almost exactly what you said. Since #2 spreads so easily, I can have all I want of it, and #3 can be called Blue Angel for my garden alone. I am not planning on using the name other than ...

I took a leaf and several photos of this hosta to a rather large hosta grower about 100 miles from my home. He has hundreds of hostas. He also felt it was a blue from the Tardiana family. Because I have it in heavy shade, he felt it may be taller than normal. He could not say certainly, but we decid...

If and when it blooms I will add some photos. I have gone back through years of garden photos and can find none of this hosta in bloom...I'm definitely a foliage lover. Many of my hostas are in bloom or close to it right now, but this type shows no signs of blooms at all, at least not yet. I will ke...

I too would not have purchased it on the first view, but would a beauty now!

The photos I used look terrible, so I thought I would try again.

I thought I would try a of better photo before I moved this guy.

I thought I would try a of better photo

My last request for identification is a healthy hosta that keep spreading though my myrtle bed. It is green with maybe a hint of blue. It has leaves that are roughly 6" x "6 and stands about 12" tall after roughly 5 years. it is now in bloom and I have tried to include a picture of its flower...if t...

My next unknown is a bigger hosta that I just recently moved to a new location is has leaves that are 10" x 9" very green with puckering. The whole 10 year old group was only 12" tall.

Thanks for any help.

I am trying to identify three hostas. I have 10 different hostas and I can not identify 4 of them. Two were given to me with no names and the other two I have lost the tags long ago when I thought I would remember...right. The first one I purchased about 10 to 12 years ago. I bought three of them an...