Easy to Grow Hosta 'Bumper Crop Mix' - 10 Plant Bareroots, Mixed Colors for Planting in Shade Gardens
Hostas are the versatile charmers of the plant world,offering an astounding array of sizes and shapes perfect for any garden,whether you're tending to in-ground beds or container gardens. Their adaptability shines in shady spots, though a fast check with the "Exposure" section for specific varieties ensures they thrive just where you plant them. The key to happy Hostas lies in well-draining soil—think twice if puddles linger after a rainstorm, and consider amending with organic matter. Once planted, whether in the earth or a pot, they crave consistent moisture but hate being waterlogged. Early spring or fall is the sweet spot for planting,and remember to space them according to the mature width listed for yoru chosen variety. Tuck bare root plants with their growing points just below soil level, water thoroughly, and watch them flourish.
Beyond planting, thes perennials are low-maintenance delights. Water them about an inch per week during their growth spurt, and leave the foliage in place after flowering to fuel the bulb for the next season. snip off spent flowers and yellow leaves as needed, and soon you'll enjoy vibrant greens—ranging from radiant to bold blues, golds, and chartreuses—adorned with delicate white or pale lavender blooms.Bonus: they attract hummingbirds! Proudly sourced from farmers across the U.S. and beyond, these Hostas are ready to elevate your garden with ease and beauty.
Pros:
– Diverse selection for any garden space
– thrives in shade; adapts to various light conditions
– Low maintenance with minimal care needs
– Attracts hummingbirds for added garden charm
– Sourced from reputable farmers for quality assurance
Cons:
– Light requirements vary by variety; consult guidelines
– Poor drainage can hinder growth; soil amendment may be needed
| USDA Zones | 3 - 8 |
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| Foliage Colors | Green, Blue, Gold, Chartreuse |
| Flowers | white or Pale Lavender |
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Easy to Grow Hosta 'bumper crop Mix' - 10 Plant Bareroots, Mixed Colors for Planting in Shade gardens
Perfect for shady spots, thriving with bright green, blue, gold, and chartreuse foliage alongside white or pale lavender flowers that attract hummingbirds.
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