We are thrilled to be able to offer this year’s Hosta selections that are both from Indiana’s own Randy Goodwin.
Each Convention selects a special Hosta that is given to the attendees as a gift from the convention committee – a unique hosta not readily available on the market to plant in their own gardens as a reminder of the time spent with fellow hosta enthusiasts at the annual convention.
Hosta ‘Indiana Stardust’
With a medium growth habit, this ‘Yellow Fever’ sport creates an interesting mound with outstanding color contrast between yellow and green. The sharp contrast between the bright yellow rim and dark green center holds throughout the entire season. Hosta ‘Indiana Stardust’ forms an interesting mound about 10″ tall and 30″ across and blooms with fertile, tubular flowers featuring purple striping and white margins; the alternating petals have translucent edges.
(G.R. Goodwin – 2023)
Hosta ‘Coxhall Gardens‘
bonus gift for the 1st 50 registrations
A giant cultivar with long, pointed blades — 42 inches wide and 18 inches high. Leaf margins emerge yellow, transitioning to white in summer. The name comes from the county garden where it was planted. The Coxhall Hosta Garden, located north of Indianapolis in Carmel, IN, is now the newest AHS National Display Garden — Indiana’s recognized garden. H. ‘Coxhall Gardens‘ comes from the pod parent H. ‘Justice.’
(G.R. Goodwin – 2025)
