Hosta Haven

Phyllis
by Phyllis
With over 60 varieties of hosta, this garden is full of color, texture and eye appeal. I love to sit on the front porch with a glass of lemonade or cup of coffee and view the birds, and shades of the green hosta.
Combination of hosta, ferns, and huchera gives great color combinations.
Small water pump adds interest.
A large rock provides more interest with ferns and a Bold Ribbons Hosta.
A Coral Bells bloom against a backdrop of hosta and ferns.
The vines are hops. They are the only vine that I found to grow in shade.
Guacamole hosta grow in the sunny part with salvia and Stella de Oro Day Lillies!
Along the porch, I have four varieties of hosta that cascade in height. There's Montana in the back, next is Chiquita, Christmas Tree, and finally, Kabitan in front.
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  • Teri Teri on May 22, 2016
    How do you keep critters from eating them? I can keep any for very long because of rabbits.
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  • Carroll B Carroll B on Mar 13, 2015
    Gorgeous!!! I love hostas in the shade garden along with your ferns.
  • Phyllis Phyllis on Mar 15, 2015
    Some are sun tolerant like the Guacamole and Sun and Substance. Also, when they get overgrown, I just divide in the Spring.
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