Breck's Frances Williams Hosta

This variety thrives in partial to full shade. While it prefers protection from the harsh afternoon sun, it can tolerate some morning light, which helps maintain the vibrancy of its chartreuse margins.

Since this Hosta reaches a height of 22 inches and has a substantial spread, you should space them about 24 to 30 inches apart to allow for proper air circulation and mature growth.

Yes, the Frances Williams Hosta is quite adaptable and is tolerant of clay, loamy, sandy, and acidic soil types. As long as the soil isn't constantly waterlogged, it will establish itself well.

It is a low-maintenance plant that only requires fertilization once per year. A balanced, slow-release fertilizer applied in the spring as new growth emerges is sufficient.

The white flowers that appear on 30-inch scapes in midsummer are primarily valued for their vertical interest and contrast against the foliage rather than their scent. They are delicate and add a nice architectural element to the plant.

A #1 bareroot plant is a mature, dormant root system that has been washed of soil. It is a standard, high-quality size that establishes quickly in the garden once planted in the spring.