Wild & Son Hosta

Unlike many traditional Hostas that scorch in direct light, this variety is bred for increased sun tolerance. It performs well in everything from full shade to full sun, though in hotter climates, providing some afternoon shade will help keep the foliage looking its best.

A bareroot plant is shipped without soil around the roots, which is a standard, healthy way to transport perennials while they are dormant. Once you receive it, simply soak the roots in water for a few hours before planting, and it will quickly establish itself in your garden soil.

Yes, the Wide Brim Hosta is an excellent candidate for containers. Its mounded habit and striking variegated leaves make it a great focal point, just ensure your pot has adequate drainage holes to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.

If you are gardening in northern zones, it is a good practice to apply a layer of mulch around the base of the plant in late autumn. This helps insulate the roots against extreme temperature fluctuations and frost heaving.

Hostas are generally low-maintenance, but slugs can be an issue in early spring when the new shoots are emerging. Keep an eye on the foliage during that time and use organic slug bait or barriers if you notice any nibbling.

You can expect this Hosta to reach a mature height of about 16 inches with a spread of 24 inches. Give it enough space when planting to allow for that 2-foot width, which ensures good airflow and prevents overcrowding.