Breck's Hosta

Because this is one of the largest hosta varieties, reaching a mature height of 30 to 36 inches, you should space them at least 3 feet apart to allow for their full, dramatic spread.

Yes, Blue Angel is specifically bred to thrive in partial to full shade environments. It is an excellent choice for woodland gardens or areas of your yard that receive little to no direct sunlight.

Yes, the Blue Angel features heavy, thick leaf texture that makes it significantly more resistant to slug damage compared to thinner-leaved hosta varieties. While no plant is entirely immune, this is a top-tier choice if slugs are a recurring problem in your garden.

This variety is quite adaptable and performs well in loamy, clay, or sandy soils, provided the area is well-drained. It does not require specialized soil amendments, making it a low-maintenance addition to most landscapes.

It is a very low-maintenance perennial. Once established, it requires only average watering and will return reliably each year, needing little more than basic cleanup of old foliage in the spring.

Yes, the plant produces slender stems topped with white, bell-shaped flowers in midsummer that are specifically known to attract hummingbirds, adding both visual interest and wildlife activity to your shade garden.