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Hosta 'Briar Patch'[S] Here is a briar patch you'll be delighted to grow in your garden! Hosta 'Briar Patch' is a Randy Goodwin introduction of unknown origin with narrow, pointed, blue green leaves. The wavy edges and sharply pointed leaf tips give the look of a prickly, pointy plant, but you'll come out unscathed after weeding around this likeable hosta. Growing into a semi upright, symmetrical mound, Hosta 'Briar Patch' will reach about 8" tall and 20" across.

Red petioles push a flash of red into the base of each leaf

The rounded leaves are very smooth

Hosta 'Voices in the Wind' blooms with pale lavender flowers in mid summer

but still a beautiful addition to the shade garden

(Walden West/C

green leaves that are outlined with a fine

Hosta 'Lipstick Sister' gets a bit bigger than its parent

[M] Grab your lasso and put on your chaps

which turns the gold margin creamy-white

carrying light lavender flowers cradled in purple blushed bracts and eventually

vigorous growth

The chartreuse leaves are exceptionally thick