Hosta Honeybells
$14.99 / 1G
| Hosta x 'Honeybells' | |
| Hosta Honeybells | |
| Hosta x plantaginea 'Honeybells' produces fragrant violet-white flowers in August atop large green leaves. Medium growth rate forms a 24 inch high mound. Shade to part sun. FEATURES: Botanical Name: Hosta x plantaginea 'Honeybells' Common Name: Hosta Honeybells Features: Rounded Habit, Fragrant Flower Bloom Time: Summer Light Requirements: Full Shade -Partial Shade Attracts Hummingbirds Mature Plant Size: 24 inches high by 24 inches wide Zone 3 - 8 | |
| Divide and/or transplant in November using Rock Phosphate fertilizer. Cut flowers and foliage to within 2" of soil and add to compost pile. Feed with Flowertone in March. Spray with All-season Oil in May for insect control. Deep-soak with Vitamin B-1 fertilizer every 2 weeks for first 2 summers. Re-mulch in June and January | |
| Attractive container, shady border, or accent plant | |
| Partial sun, light moist sandy soil | |
| Summer | |
| Pale lavender flowers | |
| 2'x3' | |
| 24" | |
| Clumping, Rounded, mounding finely foliage perenn | |
| Fast | |
| Full Shade -Partial Shade | |
| -40 to -30 deg. F | |
| Keep moist | |
| Wavy grass green leaves |