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Imposing Hosta Collection

Common name: Plantain Lily

an impressive, blue-green foliage with white-edged leaves, ideal for You will haveing colour to your garden.

-20°C and below

Good Cut Flowers

Good for Pollinators

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Bare Roots

	3 for £15.00	just £5.00 each
	9 for £26.00	just £2.89 each
	15 for £38.00	just £2.53 each

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Whilst it can be thought of as rude to impose, these are guests who you will welcome into your garden and encourage to remain for years to come. Imposing Hosta Collection brings you giant, heart-shaped leaves from March to October or November time, with strong stems of trumpet shaped flowers in June and July which are loved by pollinators and make a great inclusion in a vase too. Huge leaves are deeply veined and giving a sculptural wave-like impact along with variegated contrast in two varieties. Imposing Hosta Collection comprises newcomer Orions Belt, with wide cream margins on glaucous leaves (H: 70cm S: 1.2m); AGM holding Pauls Glory which emerges bicoloured green and develops golden, variegated colour as it matures (H&S: 1m); and new, AGM holder Sum & Substance which bears single coloured, chartreuse green leaves and has an eager, spreading habit (H: 90cm S: 1.5m). All prefer moist, well-drained soil in partial to full shade and are suitable for most soils, excepting chalky or sandy ones. Fully hardy, herbaceous perennials, happy in any aspect other than south facing, which do not need additional winter protection.

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What's Included	Hosta Paul's Glory Bare Root	Hosta Orions Belt bare root	Hosta Sum and Substance bare root
Latin Name	Hosta Paul's Glory Bare Root
Common Name	Plantain Lily
Hardiness	H7 (-20°C and below)
Colour	Purple
Type	Perennial
Format	Bare Roots
Position	Part-Shade, Part-Sun
Foliage	Deciduous
Height in Maturity (m)	1.00
Spread in Maturity (m)	1.00
AGM	Yes
Soil Conditions	Chalk Clay Loam Sand
Soil Acidity	Acid Alkaline Neutral
Aspect	East-facing, West-facing
Drought Tolerant	Yes
Good for pots	Yes
Good for Rockeries	Yes
Good for wildlife	Yes
Good for pollinators	Yes
Good for cutting	Yes
Good for groundcover	Yes
Latin Name	Hosta Orions Belt bare root
Common Name	Plantain lily
Hardiness	H7 (-20°C and below)
Colour	Purple
Format	Bare Roots
Position	Full-Shade, Part-Shade, Part-Sun
Foliage	Deciduous
Height in Maturity (m)	0.70
Spread in Maturity (m)	1.20
Soil Conditions	Clay Loam
Soil Acidity	Acid Neutral
Aspect	East-facing, North-facing, West-facing
Drought Tolerant	Yes
Good for pots	Yes
Good for Rockeries	Yes
Good for wildlife	Yes
Good for pollinators	Yes
Good for cutting	Yes
Good for groundcover	Yes
Latin Name	Hosta Sum and Substance bare root
Common Name	plantain lily, Giant Hosta
Hardiness	H7 (-20°C and below)
Colour	Purple
Format	Bare Roots
Position	Full-Shade, Full-Sun, Part-Shade, Part-Sun
Foliage	Deciduous
Height in Maturity (m)	0.90
Spread in Maturity (m)	1.50
AGM	Yes
Soil Conditions	Clay Loam
Soil Acidity	Acid Neutral
Aspect	East-facing, North-facing, West-facing
Drought Tolerant	Yes
Good for pots	Yes
Good for Rockeries	Yes
Good for wildlife	Yes
Good for pollinators	Yes
Good for cutting	Yes
Good for groundcover	Yes