Hosta Krossa Regal

While it thrives in shade, this variety is quite adaptable. It can handle partial sun, provided you keep the soil consistently moist to prevent leaf scorch.

Being deciduous means the foliage will die back completely once the cold weather sets in during winter. You can expect the plant to go dormant and re-emerge fresh in the spring.

Since this Hosta reaches a mature width of three feet, you should space them at least three feet apart from the center of one plant to the next. This ensures they have enough room to develop their signature vase-like shape without crowding.

Yes, its lavender flowers bloom in late summer and are a known draw for hummingbirds. It is a great choice if you are looking to add a pollinator-friendly element to your shaded garden beds.

Absolutely. Because it grows to a substantial three-foot size, it works beautifully as a focal point in a large container. Just ensure the pot has good drainage and you keep up with a regular watering schedule.