With hefty, chartreuse-flared leaves, 'Lakeside Shore Master' hosta commands attention. Performing best in shade, it will tolerate some sun in cool climates. It has thick leaves that are fairly slug resistant. Please don't let the name fool you into giving it a soggy spot; wet feet turn hostas into mush.
Chartreuse flairs, slug-resistant.
Shade; moist yet well-drained soil.
Hostas are best propagated by root division in spring.
Deer find them delectable.
Designing Hosta Gardens: Shade Elegance with Endless Variety
Hosta 'Aspen Gold' (Hosta 'Aspen Gold'): Round Puckered Gold Leaves with Lavender Flowers
Hosta 'Blue Shadows' (Hosta 'Blue Shadows'): Medium Blue Variegated Hostas
Hosta 'Fort Knox' (Hosta 'Fort Knox'): Upright Vase-Shaped Gold Hostas
Hosta 'Sun Power' (Hosta 'Sun Power'): Yellowish Green Leaves with Pale Lavender to White Flowers
Hosta 'Guacamole' (Hosta 'Guacamole'): Avocado Green Veined Foliage with Fragrant White Flowers
Hosta 'Patriot' (Hosta 'Patriot'): Heat-Tolerant Hostas with White-Margined Leaves
Hosta 'Piedmont Gold' (Hosta 'Piedmont Gold'): Robust Gold Hostas with Prominently Veined Leaves
Hosta 'Sum and Substance' (Hosta 'Sum and Substance'): Giant Chartreuse to Gold Hostas
Hosta kikutii 'Hillbilly Blues': A Striking Blue-Leaved Perennial for Shade Gardens
Hosta sieboldiana 'Elegans': Large Blue-Hosted Perennial with Corrugated Leaves
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