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There are
currently 5 size categories for the typical size
of a mature hosta clump. |
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Given
the same growing conditions, different hostas
grow at different rates from fast to medium to
slow. |
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Although there
are several variations, hostas tend to be
mound-like, upright or rhizomatous in form. |
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This design
trait is generally classified as coarse, medium
or fine. |
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This is a
listing of hosta cultivars that have some form
of either red, reddish or purplish leaf petioles
or flower scapes. |
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We
have a list of some hostas that are noted as
having more than the typical number of genes in
their DNA - Tetraploid Hostas. |