Sum and Substance Hosta. Photo by Jay Sifford.
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2 to 3' tall. 5 to 6' wide. Full shade to filtered sun. Perhaps the largest and most popular hosta. This award winner has immense leathery leaves of chartreuse that become gold as summer approaches. A bold landscape feature when accentuated by smaller bright-colored hostas and other perennials. Resists slug damage. Herbaceous perennial. Hosta of the Year, 2004.

Photo by George Dzahristos
Photo of a traditional partial sun stone formal garden in Detroit.

Large grower to 2 ft. tall, spreading wider. Full to partial shade. A truly classic Hosta, voted one of the most popular varieties. Large, rounded blue-green leaves edged with a wide yellow stripe make a statement in the garden. Resists slug damage. Herbaceous perennial.

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A weeping Norway spruce, an oriental spruce, blooming ericas and dormant forest grass create lots of winter interest in the front garden.
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