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Hostas are a popular type of perennial plant that are loved for their lush foliage and ability to thrive in shade. There are many different types of hostas, each with their own unique leaf shape, color, and growth habit. Jackie Froemming, Crow Wing County Extension Educator, shares the differences between plants. Some common leaf shapes for hostas include heart-shaped, lance-shaped, oval, and round. The leaves can be smooth or textured, and may be variegated with different shades of green, yellow, or white. Watch PY&G on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. CST on Pioneer PBS or online at https://pioneer.org/live. Prairie Yard & Garden is a 30-minute television show about gardening in the Upper Midwest. Each season, PY&G travels the state to meet with researchers, gardening and nursery professionals, educators and ordinary backyard gardeners to discuss specific issues in horticulture, landscaping and a host of topics in gardening. Produced by Pioneer PBS, PY&G is a midwest gardening program that inspires well-being through the growing and enjoyment of plants. Mike Cihak is the producer, director and videographer with additional videography by Tim Bakken. Production sponsorship is provided by Heartland Motor Company, ACIRA, Shalom Hill Farm, Friends of Prairie Yard & Garden and members of Pioneer PBS. Follow us on: YouTube - / @prairieyardandgarden Facebook - / pygonpioneer Instagram - / pioneerpbs Stream us also on the: PBS App - https://www.pioneer.org/pbsapp/ Pioneer PBS Video Portal - https://video.pioneer.org/show/prairi... #PrairieYardAndGarden #PioneerPBS #MaryHolm #PBS #uppermidwest #horticulture #landscaping #minnesota #researchers #gardening #educators #backyardgardeners