Hosta Fire and Ice

A variegated leaf structure - fresh green leaves overlayed with bright white flames shooting up from the base of the leaf, creating a bright and unusual form. A relatively compact hosta, this will brighten up any shady area. Lavender coloured blooms appear above this firestorm of foliage in the summer. Supplied as bare root division

Planting Instructions

Hosta’s are shade loving plants that are great for brightening up the dull corners of the garden. So these must be planted out of direct afternoon sunlight. These are tough plants, but they prefer heavy soils, and are happy to sit in moist conditions, so they must never be allowed to dry out, especially if growing in containers

Prior to planting, it is best to soak the division for 3-4 hours

Plenty of space should be given to the bare root when planting to allow space for the plant to thrive - I would suggest around 18-24” (45-60cm) from any other plant in the border. Dig a generous sized hole, with the crown a few inches below the soil surface, then backfill. Water in well, and ensure the plant has plenty of water in its first season to allow it to establish 

Plant Details

Flowers in Summer 

Height 24” (60cm)