It’s very likely to be the first in a long line of hostas with red leaves and future cultivars will almost certainly be even more intensely colored. And Pink Leaves? So, there are red hostas already out there, but will we ever see pink ones?

This Hosta variety is among the best that you can cultivate! Hudson Bay. The leaves of this gorgeous Hosta cultivar are variegated in three colors. This plant has even more stunning cream flowers that emerge in the early summer. Climax. Climax Hosta has big, eye-catching leaves and is formed like a vase.

Few plants are easier to care for, though they can be susceptible to leaf damage from snails and slugs. Once established, hostas are incredibly easy to propagate by dividing the root clumps in the fall or spring. Here are 12 excellent hosta types that run the gamut of foliage color.

Hardy plants that are easy to grow, hostas have become popular with gardeners and landscape designers for their striking foliage—not to mention their exquisite flowers. Hostas thrive in partial or full shade making them excellent plants for any small or large expanse of your garden that doesn't receive much or any sunlight.

One of the best plants for dappled sunlight and shade, there are thousands of hosta varieties to choose from. Of those, we’ve selected 59 Best Types of Hostas! Hostas are perfect ground covers, they look exceptional in borders and work really well as accent plants.