Jackson & Perkins Hosta First Blush

The signature rosy blush is most vibrant in the spring. As the season progresses, the foliage transitions to a bright green with red margins, maintaining visual interest even after the initial blush fades.

Since this Hosta reaches a width of 28 inches, you should space them at least 24 to 30 inches apart if you want them to eventually touch and form a continuous, mounding border.

No, 'First Blush' is best suited for shaded garden spots. While it is adaptable, intense direct sunlight can scorch the leaves, so it performs best in partial to full shade.

Bareroot means the plant arrives dormant, without soil or a pot, with its roots exposed. This is a standard, healthy way to ship perennials, as it allows the plant to establish itself quickly in your garden soil once planted.

Like most Hostas, 'First Blush' is not considered deer-proof. If you have a high deer population in your area, you may need to use protective measures or repellents to keep them from grazing on the foliage.

Yes, its compact, mounding habit makes it an excellent candidate for containers. Ensure you use a pot with good drainage holes and high-quality, moisture-retentive potting mix to keep it happy.