Missouri Botanical Garden 
AHS Display Garden 
Address: 4344 Shaw Blvd; St. Louis, MO 63110 
Phone: (314) 577-5100 
 Missouri Botanical Garden Website 
Established: 1859  :  Number of Varieties: 400+ :  Looks Best: May to September 
Year Designated AHS Display Garden: 2011 
Founded in 1859, the Missouri Botanical Garden is the nation's oldest botanical garden in continuous operation and is a National 
Historic Landmark. For years, the 79-acre garden has been as oasis in the city of St. Louis, a place of beauty and family fun --- and 
also a center for education, science and conservation. The Hosta Glade consisting of 7 large beds is located along one of the major 
walkways in the Garden. There over 400 cultivars that can be viewed and enjoyed along with many shade perennials. You can find all 
the Benedict Garden Performance Award Hostas, all the American Hosta Growers Hosta of the Year, and a collection of most of the 
species hostas. The Garden continues to add new cultivars and to educate the public on the Genus Hosta. 
Springfield Botanical Center
AHS Display Garden 
Address: 2400 S. Scenic; Springfield, MO 65807
Phone: (417) 891-1515 
 Springfield Botanical Center Website 
 Greater Ozarks Hosta Society Website 
Established: 2001 :  Number of Varieties: 300+ :  Looks Best: Late April to Early July 
Year Designated AHS Display Garden: 2013 
The Greater Ozarks Hosta Society has created and maintains one of the most beautiful gardens at the Springfield Botanical Center. 
Focused on educating the public on the creative use of hostas in their own gardens, visitors will find hundreds of hostas and very few 
companion plants. Plantings are displayed in families of hostas that the home gardener can easily duplicate. For example, beds of 
Hosta 'June' with 'Halcyon'; 'Krossa Regal' with 'Regal Splendor', 'Stained Glass' with 'Guacamole'. Hostas are used to edge a walk, 
frame an entrance, serve as a focal point, planted in drifts as a ground cover, and as large container plantings. There is a small 
collection of minis and a large bed called the "Land of the Giants."