About the dwarf

Hosta Tokudama 'Flavocircinalis' (F. Maekawa / AHS, 1987) is a variety of hosta 'Tokudama'. Plant height 120 cm and width 40-45 cm. Favorite of many with heart-shaped bluish-green to greyish-green leaves and a yellowish edge. The leaves are wonderfully wrinkled and stiff, like all Tokudama or crimps. The leaves are 19x16 cm long, with 13 pairs of leaf stalks and thick. The edges of the page are slightly wavy and curved upwards. The petiole is bluish green, the outside yellow. In early summer, the plant is decorated with almost white large flowers, located at a height of 65 cm on the stems.The habitat is moderately shady. With slow growth but strong and viable growth. Pest resistant.

Plant height 40-55 cm. Light purple flowers, narrow leaves with a greenish-white stripe and reddish stems. Blooms from July to August. Half shadow and sun. Needs a semi-shady, water-permeable, lime-free surface for growth. Suitable for growing individually and in groups. Needs regular division to maintain leaf color.

Plant height 35-40 cm. Curved bluish-green leaves with a cream-yellow edge, lavender-blue flowers. Grows in semi-shade.

Plant height 45-50 cm. Medium height, fast growing, growing in sun and semi-shade, curved leaves, lavender blue flowers.

Plant height 60 cm. Blooms from July to August, pale purple flowers. Leaves wavy and slightly curly, white leaves with green stripes. Attracts snails, so the surroundings should be mulched or a circle of stones should be placed around the plant.

Plant height 55-60 cm. White stripes in the middle of the leaf, lavender blue flower. Grows in semi-shade.