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SHADOWLAND®HostasSpotting the differences between a good Hosta and a great Hosta are sometimesdifficult to see. The bright, wide margins of ‘Autumn Frost’ are immediately eyecatching,but understanding the value of the corrugated leaves on ‘Diamond Lake’can’t be captured in a single snapshot moment; nor can the sun tolerance it hascompared to older varieties. SHADOWLAND® Hostas were selected not only forthe apparent traits, but also those that ensure long lasting and consistent gardenperformance.Hosta of the YearA new distinction for members of the SHADOWLAND® Hostasthat seeks to highlight an outstanding individual member ofthe collection each year. 2020 will feature ‘Coast to Coast’in the starring role of the collection; oneof our favorite large Hostas with enduringyellow color. 2021 will see ‘Wheee!’take the crown, and ‘Diamond Lake’ thefollowing year in 2022.SHADOWLAND®‘Wheee!’SHADOWLAND®‘Diamond Lake’MGLGMLLMMGSHADOWLAND® ‘Autumn Frost’ – Leaves emerge frosty blue with a wide, brightyellow margin that lightens to creamy white. Light lavender flowers.SHADOWLAND® ‘Coast to Coast’ – Foliage emerges gold in spring and lightens withmore sun exposure. Leaves become thick and puckered with wavy edges.SHADOWLAND® ‘Diamond Lake’ – Blue Hosta with attractive, heart-shaped, andheavily corrugated leaves. Large leaves can get up to 9” wide by 11” long.SHADOWLAND® ‘Empress Wu’ – One of the largest Hostas on the market. Atmaturity the leaves can reach a massive 1½ feet wide and long.SHADOWLAND® ‘Etched Glass’ – Sport of ‘Stained Glass’ with wider margins andthicker leaves. Very large and fragrant near-white flowers.SHADOWLAND® ‘Hudson Bay’ – Wide, bright blue-green margins and apple-greenjetting along the cream centers. The foliage is of heavy substance.SHADOWLAND® ‘Seducer’ – Dark green foliage has slightly ruffled, gold marginsand a trace of white between the margin. Near-white, tubular flowers.SHADOWLAND® ‘Waterslide’ – Wavy, ruffled leaves with heavy substance. Rippledleaves hold their blue color well into the summer season. Lavender flowers.SHADOWLAND® ‘Wheee!’ – An extremely ruffled Hosta. Cream colored marginsextend from the tip of each leaf down the petiole to the crown.SHADOWLAND® ‘Wu-La-La’ – Variegated sport of ‘Empress Wu’. Allow five years toreach full maturity; fertilizing and watering well to reach its full potential.EXPOSURE: Full to Part Shade / BLOOMS: Mid to Late SummerZONE: 3-9 / HEIGHT: 12” / SCAPE: 12-16” / SPACE: 24”EXPOSURE: Full to Part Shade / BLOOMS: MidsummerZONE: 3-9 / HEIGHT: 30” / SCAPE: 36” / SPACE: 36”EXPOSURE: Full to Part Shade / BLOOMS: Early to MidsummerZONE: 3-9 / HEIGHT: 17” / SCAPE: 25-28” / SPACE: 45”EXPOSURE: Full to Part Shade / BLOOMS: Early to MidsummerZONE: 3-9 / HEIGHT: 36-48” / SCAPE: 48” / SPACE: 60-72”EXPOSURE: Full to Part Shade / BLOOMS: Mid to Late SummerZONE: 3-9 / HEIGHT: 12” / SCAPE: 12-16” / SPACE: 24”EXPOSURE: Full to Part Shade / BLOOMS: Early to MidsummerZONE: 3-9 / HEIGHT: 18” / SCAPE: 36” / SPACE: 36”EXPOSURE: Full to Part Shade / BLOOMS: Late SummerZONE: 3-9 / HEIGHT: 26” / SCAPE: 36-40” / SPACE: 36”EXPOSURE: Full to Part Shade / BLOOMS: MidsummerZONE: 3-9 / HEIGHT: 14” / SCAPE: 17” / SPACE: 32”EXPOSURE: Full to Part Shade / BLOOMS: MidsummerZONE: 3-9 / HEIGHT: 11-18” / SCAPE: 24” / SPACE: 28-30”EXPOSURE: Full to Part Shade / BLOOMS: Early to MidsummerZONE: 3-9 / HEIGHT: 36-48” / SCAPE: 48” / SPACE: 60-72”25American Hosta Growers Society Size ClassificationsMN (Mini) / S (Small) / M (Medium) / L (Large) / G (Giant)
CollectionBest SellerSHADOWLAND® ‘Autumn Frost’ Hosta PP23224 CPBR4946 SHADOWLAND® ‘Diamond Lake’ Hosta PP30769 CPBRAFCollectionBest SellerSHADOWLAND® ‘Etched Glass’ HostaSHADOWLAND® ‘Coast to Coast’ HostaPP26469 CPBRAFSHADOWLAND®‘Empress Wu’ HostaPP20774 CPBR4240PPAF CPBRAFSHADOWLAND® ‘Hudson Bay’ Hosta PP23598 CPBR4947 26CollectionBest SellerSHADOWLAND® ‘Seducer’ Hosta PP22413‘Waterslide’ HostaPP30303 CPBRAFSHADOWLAND® ‘Wheee!’ HostaPP23565 CPBR4948SHADOWLAND®SHADOWLAND® ‘Wu-La-La’ HostaPP31309 CPBRAF
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