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Hosta 'Kent Falls'[M] Named for the Litchfield County, Connecticut landmark, Kent Falls, this new introduction from Rick Goodenough has the flowing, elegant form of a beautiful waterfall. Hosta 'Kent Falls' has pointed, smooth, chartreuse leaves that get brighter through the season. Soft red petioles form an upright mound, holding the wavy, arching leaves in a perfect, cascading form. The soft colors and enchanting fountain like mound create a calm, mesmerizing

most vigorous

usually larger

twisted tips

Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears' is thought to be a tetraploid version of 'Blue Cadet'

Every garden needs a little 'Leather and Lace'

And what a beautiful plant it is

twisted leaves that start out bright yellow

[M] An introduction from the late Roger Smith of Maryland

so it's no surprise it looks pristine all season

very narrow yellow leaves have tightly rippled edges and an arching form

the biggest breakthrough in the history of hostas

nicely dressed up with ruffled margins