Light
Part to full shade. It takes some morning sun better than most variegated hostas.
Hosta
The classic white-edged hosta.

Part to full shade. It takes some morning sun better than most variegated hostas.
About an inch a week. It tolerates short dry spells once established.
Spring or now in fall, crown at soil level, in soil with some compost.
Compost or slow-release fertilizer in spring.
Cut the flower stems after bloom. Clear leaves after frost.
Emerges mid-spring. Flowers July and August. Dies back with hard frost.
Slugs and deer. The white edges brown in hot afternoon sun. Hostas are toxic to dogs and cats if eaten.
Why we stock it: A reliable, clean-looking hosta that ties a shade bed together.
Hosta 'Francee'from $21.99 · Arrives alive, or we replace it