Breck's June Hosta

In the spring, the leaves emerge with chartreuse centers and blue-green margins. As the season progresses and the plant is exposed to more sunlight, those chartreuse centers shift to a bright, light gold.

Yes, its compact 15-inch mature height makes it an excellent candidate for containers. Just ensure your pot has good drainage to keep the soil from becoming waterlogged.

Yes, the June Hosta is specifically noted for its slug-resistant foliage. While no plant is entirely immune to pests, this variety is significantly less prone to the holes and damage often seen in other Hosta types.

This Hosta thrives in partial to full shade. While it can handle some sunlight, too much direct sun can scorch the leaves, so a spot with dappled shade is ideal.

Yes, it produces pale blue-lavender, bell-shaped flowers in mid-to-late summer that are attractive to bees.

It is quite adaptable and performs well in most soil types, including clay, loam, sandy, or acidic soils, provided the area is well-drained.