The hosta flowers resemble lilies, but they don't have bulbs. The leaves (on left) is changing color (increasing green instead of whitish stripe in the beginning). It's a wonderful foliage plant for all types of sun exposure, from full shade to full sun. In addition, hosta multiplies quickly, relatively fuss-free in any type of soil condition. They over-populate even when I neglected them.
When I first got hold of this type, it had only 1 eyelet (practically 1 plant). After a few years, I divided it and plant around my lilac tree, electrical pole, mailbox, even the house, too. I thought it wouldn't be enough, but guess what, I had 1 bushel extra that I gave out to strangers. (Many people pass by my house & knock on my doors where do I get my flowers...).
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