Best Deal - 6 Pack Hosta Bare Roots Hardy Heart-Shaped Plants - Perennial Rich Green Foliage, Low Maintenance, Great Garden Gift, Fast Ship!

PLANT SPECS
Hardiness zones: 3-8
Height & spread: 12-24 inches tall, 2-3 feet wide at maturity
Bloom time: mid to late summer (July-August), white or lavender flowers
Sun: partial to full shade
Planting depth & spacing: dig a hole twice as wide as the roots, spread roots out and set the crown level with the soil; 18-24 inches apart
When to plant: spring after the last frost through early fall (at least 4-6 weeks before the first frost)
Good to know: bare roots can take 3-6 weeks to leaf out; keep soil moist the first season; deer and slugs love hostas

Great for shady corners of the garden, perennial hostas can produce large, heart-shaped leaves and white or purple flowers. These luxurious perennial plants are shade tolerant, low maintenance and beautiful. These hardy, versatile plants fill even your toughest spots and corners with texture and color. Rich green foliage, heart shaped to nearly round these plants spread anywhere between 20-36". A pleasing diversity of textures and colors. The hosta are mildly fragrant purple or white blooms appear atop tall stems, lasting weeks in mid-summer.

Product Details:
- Includes 6 bare root plants
- Low-maintenance plant, perfect for all level gardeners
- Produces mildly fragrant white or purple flowers on tall stems
- Rich green foliage in heart shapes to nearly round
- Perennial, grows back year after year
- Shade-tolerant, ideal for boarders, trees and shady areas
- Requires well-drained soil area

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Please check your USDA hardiness zone before ordering. Each listing shows the zones where the plant survives winter outdoors. Find your zone by entering your ZIP code at Please check your USDA hardiness zone before ordering. Each listing shows the zones where the plant survives winter outdoors. Find your zone by entering your ZIP code at https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/ Plants marked as tender (for example dahlias, begonias, freesia and gladiolus) can be grown in colder zones as annuals or lifted and stored indoors over winter.