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The Perfect Plant to Fill Gaps in Your Garden

The Blue Angel Hosta serves as attractive groundcover with its heart-shaped, blue-tinted leaves and summer-blooming lavender flowers.

• It??s low maintenance and easy to grow.

• It appreciates partial shade and tolerates full shade.

• It can be grown in containers or directly in gardens.

Many gardeners choose Blue Angel Hostas to fill spaces in their gardens where grass won’t grow. The Blue Angel Hosta’s sun needs are minimal, and the shade-loving plant thrives under taller trees or shrubbery. In fact, partial shade will bring out its vibrant blue hue. The Blue Angel Hosta is equally happy in pots that add a sense of privacy and fullness to your back patio or deck.

The Blue Angel Hosta plant is easy to grow and care for. The moderately-growing plant appreciates moist, sandy soil, and can even thrive in cold climates. The plant can thrive in most growing zones. Even better? They keep their round shape even without trimming, making them perfect for highly-manicured landscapes and low-maintenance gardeners alike.

One of the largest blue hostas, the Blue Angel Hosta provides lushness to gardens or patios with its expansive and deeply-veined leaves. And the plant’s size makes a statement, ranging up to four feet tall and four feet wide. In summer, stalks bearing white and lavender blooms can rise another foot above mature leaves. Even better? The Blue Angel Hosta adds to the animal habitat in your backyard, as hummingbirds are particular attracted to its blooms.

Plant standalone Hostas as accents for shady spots, or place many Blue Angel Hostas together to provide consistency in your garden design. After several years of growing, too, you can safely divide your Blue Angel Hosta and plant it throughout your yard.

Blue Angel Hostas come with few problems and thrive without much intervention. However, there are few things to keep in mind. Slugs and snails enjoy the leaves, so slug bait should be applied in the spring to ward off holes in the leaves. Deer may also be attracted to the Blue Angel Hosta’s leaves. The leaves are toxic to dogs, cats, and horses. Otherwise, Blue Angel Hostas are low-maintenance, pest- and disease-free.

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The best part about your Blue Angel Hosta? We??ve nurtured and grown your plants for success, before they ship to your door. That means you get a proven performer that’s ready to thrive in your yard. The extra work we do at our nursery makes your Blue Angel Hosta easy to grow in your own garden.

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Planting & Care

1. Planting: Ensure you plant your Blue Angel Hosta in shade to partial sun, and choose a space with well-drained soil.

Dig a hole large enough to accommodate your plant’s root ball, place your plant and backfill the surrounding soil.

For container planting, select a pot that’s about twice the width of your plant’s root ball, place your Hosta, and backfill with organic soil mix.

2. Watering: Water your Blue Angel Hosta after planting. Natural rainfall will take care of the rest.