Hosta Lists
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The HOSTA LISTS of Don Rawson represent a compilation of 57 individual lists which group hosta cultivars and species according to various facts and characteristics. These lists have been compiled over an eleven year period, and are revised and updated annually. The lists are part of the notebook of the West Michigan Hosta Society.
Containing approximately 8,500 entries, the 57 lists represent the most complete and accurate collection of hosta lists available anywhere. Hosta names are faithfully and carefully checked for accuracy against the AHS Hosta Registry and The Hostapedia: An Encyclopedia of Hostas (Mark R. Zilis, 2009). The HOSTA LISTS have displayed their usefulness in years past and will continue to be an invaluable and indispensible resource for hosta gardeners everywhere.
The lists are:
- Albescent Hostas
- Azurescent Hostas
- Beautifully-flowered Hostas
- Black-stemmed Hostas
- Blue-leaved Hostas
- Branched-scape Hostas
- Bronze-leaved Hostas
- Contorted-leaved Hostas
- Convexly-cupped Hostas
- Cup-leaved Hostas
- Deer-resistant Hostas
- Difficult-to-Grow Hostas
- Double-flowered Hostas
- Drawstring-leaved Hostas
- Dwarf and Small Hostas
- Early Emerging Hostas
- Folded-leaved Hostas
- Fragrant-flowered Hostas
- Glossy-leaved Hostas
- Gold-leaved Hostas
- Green-leaved Hostas
- Ground Cover Hostas
- Hosta of the Year (AHGA)
- Large Upright Hostas
- Late Emerging Hostas
- Lined-leaved Hostas
- Lutescent Hostas
- Narrow-leaved Hostas
- Patented Hostas
- Piecrust-leaved Hostas
- Polyploid Hostas
- Puckered-leaved Hostas
- Red-stemmed Hostas
- Rhizomatous Hostas
- Sawtooth Margin Hostas
- Serrated-leaved Hostas
- Slug Resistant Hostas
- Slug-susceptible Hostas
- Specie Hostas
- Speckled-leaved Hostas
- Splash-leaved Hostas
- Spring Dessication Burn Hostas
- Sun Tolerant Hostas
- Tall Scape Hostas
- Top 10 Miniature Hostas
- Top 25 Hostas
- Trough Garden Hostas
- Twisted-leaved Hostas
- Very Dark Green Hostas
- Very Large Hostas
- Very Narrow-centered Hostas
- Very Round-leaved Hostas
- Very Thick-leaved Hostas
- Very White-leaved Hostas
- Viridescent Hostas
- Virus Prone Hostas
- Watermarked Hostas
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On top of all that, Don also developed an absolutely fascinating new variety he calls 'Rhino Hide'.