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Hosta 'Cathedral Windows'[M L] Here's another winner from the 'Fragrant Bouquet' and 'Guacamole' family. This wide margined sport of 'Stained Glass' is comparable to a brighter version of 'Holy Mole'. Domed, rubbery leaves have a super wide, deep green margin surrounding a narrow, bright gold center. Hosta 'Cathedral Windows' is a strong grower and handles sun with ease. Large, near white flowers are sweetly scented and open in late summer. PP#17,295 (H. Hansen 2005)

deep red petioles that bleed color into the leaf

A striking contrast against brighter

[M] Perhaps the most unique blue hosta to come along in years

yellow leaves that are fairly non-descript

Hansen - 2020)

Heemskerk - 2021)

the margin and center colors always offer a striking contrast

Foliage emerges green in the spring

'Sandhill Crane' is right up your alley

Bergenia 'Ripple Effect' is deciduous

Hosta 'Country River Rapids' quickly grows into a mesmerizing mound about 17" tall and 32" across that blooms with light lavender flowers in late summer

this hosta cools the garden with its frosty

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