Hosta 'Fire Island' - One Quart Pot Hostas

Ghostly white spring foliage for collector shade gardens

• 🤍 Pure white spring leaves bring a rare, ghostly look to shade gardens, containers, and hosta collections.
• 💚 Foliage greens up slowly as the season progresses, creating a unique changing display.
• 🌿 Narrow upright leaves add delicate texture and a refined collector-style presence in shaded spaces.
• ☁️ Best in bright shade where the pale foliage can shine without harsh afternoon sun.
• 🏡 Perfect for containers and collectors shaded patios, small beds, woodland edges, and specimen plantings.
• 🌸 Lavender summer flowers rise above the foliage and add soft seasonal color.
• ✨ Excellent novelty hosta pairs beautifully with dark green foliage, ferns, heuchera, and blue hostas.
• 💪 Low-care shade perennial performs best with consistent moisture, rich soil, and protection from intense sun.
• 📏 Grows about 8–12 inches tall and 12–18 inches wide for a compact, unusual shade accent.
• 🌱 USDA Zones: 3–9

Giant blue-green hosta with commanding shade-garden presence

• 💙 Massive blue-green leaves bring cool, dramatic color to large shade gardens, woodland beds, and foundation plantings.
• ✨ Impressive oversized foliage creates a bold tropical look and makes an unforgettable garden statement.
• 🌿 Deeply textured leaves add rich dimension and strong architectural interest throughout the growing season.
• 👑 Giant mounded habit forms a commanding specimen that can anchor an entire shade-garden design.
• 🏡 Perfect for large shady spaces woodland edges, foundation beds, specimen plantings, and expansive hosta collections.
• 🌸 Pale lavender summer flowers rise on tall stems above the foliage for a graceful seasonal bloom bonus.
• ✨ Excellent statement plant pairs beautifully with ferns, astilbe, brunnera, heuchera, and smaller golden hostas.
• 💪 Cold hardy and low maintenance performs best in part shade to shade with rich, moist, well-drained soil.
• 📏 Grows about 36–48 inches tall and 72–96 inches wide for enormous structure and impact in shady spaces.
• 🌱 USDA Zones: 3–9