How to care for white feather hostas?
Hostas grow best in moist soils, and benefit from a yearly mulch of well-rotted manure, leafmould or compost. They are also well suited to growing in containers, as long as the compost doesn't dry out.
How big does a white feather hosta get?
Requirements
| Hardiness | 3 – 9 What's My Zone? |
|---|---|
| Exposure | Partial Sun, Shade |
| Season of Interest | Spring (Mid, Late), Summer (Early, Mid, Late), Fall |
| Height | 1' – 2' (30cm – 60cm) |
| Spread | 2' – 3' (60cm – 90cm) |
Are white hostas difficult to grow?
Hostas are very easy to grow and come in a huge range of sizes from miniatures only 10cm (4”) high to giants up to 4' high with leaves over 60cm (24”) long. Leaf shapes also vary from thin strap-like leaves to almost circular. Leaves can be smooth, corrugated, ripple-edged and/or glossy.
What is the secret to growing hostas?
Hostas are Thirsty Plants To keep your hostas looking lush and full, make sure they get about an inch of water per week. Depending on the weather and where you live, natural precipitation may not be adequate. Consistent moisture is especially important during the first few years when the plants are getting established.
The White Feather Hosta is a necessity for the hosta collector. Performs best when grown in part shade, grows well in moist well draining soil.
‘White Feather’ is a small hybrid hosta cultivar with creamy white foliage in spring that takes on a more solid green color with streaks of white when mature.