June 17, 20188 yr Which ones are your favorites? So many varieties! I love Hosta plants! It took a few years,but now I have some nice shady spots and they are doing well. I’m looking for some ideas on different varieties. Share some pictures here.
June 17, 20188 yr Wife loves them...just planted 6 new ones when we did some landscaping last week. She already had 4 or 5 that are moderately large. The ones she has always had stay low and spread, but we saw some last week in Indiana that were around 3 foot tall.
June 17, 20188 yr Author Wife loves them...just planted 6 new ones when we did some landscaping last week. She already had 4 or 5 that are moderately large. The ones she has always had stay low and spread, but we saw some last week in Indiana that were around 3 foot tall. What kind are they that grow tall?
June 18, 20188 yr Author I like the deep blue ones. My farm has them by the bizillons. Take a picture and share if you can.
June 18, 20188 yr What kind are they that grow tall? No idea, we saw them while driving through Rushfield Indiana last week.
June 19, 20188 yr I like the deep blue ones. My farm has them by the bizillons. I prefer the blue hostas as well.
June 19, 20188 yr What kind are they that grow tall? Possibly Empress Wu hostas. I planted one last fall from rootstock, and it came in for the first time this year. It will get bigger in future years, but it's already about 2-1/2 or 3 feet in diameter, and coming up on 2 feet tall. Here's mine:
June 19, 20188 yr Possibly Empress Wu hostas. I planted one last fall from rootstock, and it came in for the first time this year. It will get bigger in future years, but it's already about 2-1/2 or 3 feet in diameter, and coming up on 2 feet tall. Here's mine: [ATTACH]66481[/ATTACH] Over on the right side that's an elephant ear plant that I put in as a bulb this spring. They grow in similar conditions to hostas. But regarding the Empress Wu hostas, here's an idea of how large they can get: Edited June 19, 20188 yr by Colonels_Wear_Blue
June 19, 20188 yr I also dig little Mouse Ear hostas. The leaves are tightly bunched together, small, and the whole plant is about the size of a soccer ball. Mine were hit a bit early on by snails so they ended up with some holes before I took care of the snails. I saw these in my neighbor’s yard. Pretty neat. Edited June 19, 20188 yr by hoops5
June 19, 20188 yr Author Over on the right side that's an elephant ear plant that I put in as a bulb this spring. They grow in similar conditions to hostas. But regarding the Empress Wu hostas, here's an idea of how large they can get: [ATTACH=CONFIG]66482[/ATTACH] I have an Emptess Wu! It’s huge but not as big the one in the picture. We want to cut out some sections and transplant to other places around the yard, now that we have some shady spots. Edited June 19, 20188 yr by hoops5
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