Naylor, Hallson's, White Oak and In the Country Garden and Gifts are all good places! I am sure others will chime in with more.

I've ordered from Hallson's and Hornbakers. I LOVE Hallson's. Especially the fact that Chris (the owner, I believe) is very up to date on HVX. You will get virus free plants from him.

Definitely Naylor Creek & also Casita Azul (ilovehostas.net); I planted 30 hostas last fall & just spent the last week moving them around; they are all TOO big! Both are masters at packing their plants. Steve from Casita Azul is great & aims to please. Stay away from from Glenbrook Farm; just got 4 hostas from them & they were very expensive, puny-looking & all had white fungus on them. I'm staying with the aforementioned two. Heard very good remarks about White Oak, but have not had the pleasure of ordering from them.

Hallson's and Naylor

Another vote for Hallson's.

Also Naylor Creek, Direct Source, In The Country and White Oak.

Alexa

Thanks so much for the feedback. I'll try Hallson's or Naylor Creek first.

P.S. - omoelegba, happy for you that last fall's newbies are now giant mutants! ;)

if hallsons has it i would get it from them they ship great plants ;~)

I favor 'Jim's Hostas' in Iowa because no one else has all the older classic-type hostas that I prefer. Plus, his on-line catalog lets you know if breeder stock is available in each case. I will drive to Hallson this Spring to see if there's anything I don't have, but only 'Jim's' has what I've been lusting for.
Pat

Could someone set up a link to their online store. I googled it and can't find it!

Sorry, I meant to say can someone set up a link to Hallson's. Newbie here. TIA

here you go

Here is a link that might be useful: hallson's

Frida's and Naylor's

Here is a link that might be useful: Frida's Landscape Design & Gardens

Another endorsement for Hallson's . . . Chris is totally dedicated to selling only HVX-free plants and knows what to watch for . . .

Hi All~
I order from many on-line/mail order sources and do have high regards for Hallson's, Naylor Creek and Glenbrook. I have also gotten some nice plants from White Oak.
I mostly lurk here but noticed a comment that I must reply to. I too have gotten an order from Viktoria at Glenbrook this year (8 plants) and strongly disagree with omoelegba's conclusion. All my plants were of an expected size and overall quality. There was a white powder on a couple of my plants, but it was obviously a fungicide. I congratulate Viktoria for being proactive in her application of a fungicide to any cuts made during division to ward off any possible problems.
I have gotten to know Viktoria over the last few years and have even visited her nursery a couple of times. All the plants I purchased at her nursery, at her vendor booth at First Look, or thru mail order have been of excellent quality and have thrived in my garden. I hold Viktoria in the highest regards and feel that she stands behind her plants 100%.
I do not mean to jump all over omoelegba for your opinion, I just wonder if you contacted Viktoria directly to voice your concerns. I am sure she would've explained the powder and your mind would've been at ease. Also, please do share about how the plants grow for you... my guess is that they will thrive as long as they get the care they need. Finally, I might ask if the plants you ordered were newer to the market (might explain the "puny" size and the expense). Most newer plants do cost more and will be on the smaller side, even from the other on-line sources.
Just my humble opinion~
Cheers, Kathie

New Hampshire Hostas is a good on-line site. I just bought a few and they were a nice size--4" pots. They also shipped very fast.