Jackson & Perkins Hosta Plantain Lily

These Hostas thrive in part shade to full shade. They prefer dappled light, so they are ideal for areas under tree canopies or on the north side of a building where they are protected from the harsh afternoon sun.

Yes, they are exceptionally hardy perennials. Once established, they require minimal care beyond consistent moisture and occasional cleanup of dead foliage in the late autumn.

They are quite versatile and perform well in containers as long as the pot is large enough to accommodate their mature size and has excellent drainage. Ensure you keep the soil consistently moist, as container-grown plants dry out faster than those in the ground.

Since these Hostas reach a mature spread of 3 feet, you should space them about 3 feet apart from center to center. This allows them enough room to fill out fully without overcrowding.

These Hostas are hardy in USDA zones 3 through 9, meaning they are built to withstand very cold winters. They will go dormant in the winter and return reliably each spring.

While they are somewhat drought-tolerant once established, they perform best with consistent moisture. During particularly hot or dry spells, you should water them deeply to keep the foliage lush and prevent the edges from browning.