How much should I pay for hostas?

Since we are a large hosta nursery, we propagate on a large scale and can offer hostas for sale at some of the most competitive prices on the market – RETAIL FROM $4.00 for older varieties to a MAXIMUM of $16 for the latest introductions.

What is the nicest hosta?

19 of the Best Hostas for Gardeners in Zones 3-11

1. August Moon. A cultivar of H.
2. Blue Mouse Ears.
3. Color Festival.
4. Curly Fries.
5. Empress Wu.
6. First Frost.
7. Fragrant Bouquet.
8. Francee.

What is the best time of year to plant hostas?

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How to Plant Hostas. The best time of year to plant hostas is in early spring or early fall (as soon as summer heat breaks), and before the rainy season if your area has one.

What are the best shade hostas?

Blue, green, and variegated hostas will do better in slightly deeper shade, while yellow and gold ones need more light to bring out their colors. Those with more substantial foliage can tolerate full sun in cooler zones, if given enough regular water.

Why are hostas so expensive?

Some plants are expensive simply because they have never been tissue-cultured, and therefore rare. A lot of the named hostas simply are NOT for sale.

Do hostas spread?

Versatile and easy to grow, most hosta varieties spread readily once they are established. They grow from rhizomes that spread just below soil level, and healthy clumps of hostas can be divided into smaller clumps every few years to share with friends, family and neighbors.

How long do hostas live?

Hostas require little care and will live to be 30 or more years if properly cared for. While most known for thriving in the shade garden, the reality is more nuanced. The ideal situation is dappled shade.

Do hostas multiply?

What does Epsom salt do for hostas?

What Does Epsom Salt Do for Hostas? Epsom salt’s main usage is to provide hostas with magnesium. It can bring a yellowed plant suffering from magnesium-deficiency to lush, green glory. It can also be used alongside other fertilizers to fix nutrient-deficient soil.

Should hostas be in sun or shade?

A. Hostas are great plants for a low-maintenance garden, with many varieties to choose from. Though they are considered shade-tolerant plants, most will not thrive if grown in deep shade. Many hostas are more vigorous and will show best colors when given some exposure to sun, such as morning sun with afternoon shade.

Do hostas need a lot of water?

Hostas are drought tolerant, yet like moist well drained soil. If the weather is hotter, increase the watering to three times per week. Large hostas should be watered two times per week and daily during hot weather, especially if it gets more sun. Hostas growing in pots will require more frequent watering.

Do hostas do well in pots?

Hostas are among those perennials that do very well growing in the confines of containers. They come in thousands of cultivars and they are easy to care for, making them the perfect plant for busy or distracted gardeners. But any size hosta can be grown in a container.

Where can I plant a mini hosta garden?

They can be planted in rock gardens or a mini display garden. These hosta are especially attractive in trough gardens. Available in a wide range of colors and variegation, they are a pleasure when seen close up.

Where can I buy a hosta plant online?

All online orders will ship at the appropriate time for your hardiness zone. Find your zone by clicking here. Not sure how to care for your new Hosta? Check out our Hosta planting and growing instructions.

What kind of hostas are best for shade?

No longer your grandmas hostas anymore! Modern Hostas are the most popular perennial for the shade garden as well as for some sunnier locations. With their amazing colors, sizes, textures and flowering habits, hostas are absolutely indispensable in the garden as well as in planters and rock gardens.

How big does an Ann Kulpa Hosta get?

The Hosta’s… Ann Kulpa Hosta – This striking medium size hosta is 19″ high by 36″ wide. The foliage has narrow white… ( M. Zilis ) The small hosta plants are 8″ high by 18″ wide. Spring color is bright yellow, changing to… With a height of 6-8 inches and a spread of 12-18 inches, Baby Bunting hosta is one of the smaller…