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So Sweet Hosta Plants

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Plantain Lily

Pot Grown Herbaceous Perennials
  • Foliage: Green with cream margins
  • Flower: White, fragrant
  • Flowering: July-August
  • Height x Spread: 35cm x 35cm.
  • Position: Prefers shade, requires water in full sun
  • Soil: Loam, clay, sand, moist but well drained.
  • Hardy, grows on the coast
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Description

Hosta 'So Sweet'

The white flowers that open from pale purple buds have a good fragrance, so plant them where it will be appreciated up close. Jazzy green leaves with cream margins. 

Invaluable for the shady garden, giving interest, structure and colour from spring until autumn. 

Browse more Hosta varieties, or all of our perennial plants.

Features

  • Foliage: Green with cream margins
  • Flower: White, fragrant
  • Flowering: July-August
  • Height x Spread: 35cm x 35cm.
  • Position: Prefers shade, requires water in full sun
  • Soil: Loam, clay, sand, moist but well drained.
  • Hardy, grows on the coast

Great In Your Garden

Hostas are famous for their shade tolerance, but most of them are also fine in full sun as long as the soil is moist all the time. They are tough plants that grow on the coast and polluted urban sites.

Planting Instructions

Hostas like rich, well-drained but moist soil in shaded/semi-shaded position. Add compost when planting and keep well watered until established and during dry spells.

In spring, apply general purpose fertiliser and mulch well. Remove dead flower heads. Protect from slugs and snails. Divide large clumps from autumn-early spring.