Hosta Wide Brim One of the prettiest hostas with buttery yellow trimmed leaves, Wide Brim forms attractive mounds of rippled heart-shaped leaves that look good all season. Flower stems with light purple bells reach to two feet in mid to late summer. Wide Brim is able to handle more sun than many hostas, up to a half day or even a bit more, when provided with some extra water and when planted in northern areas where the light isn't intense. Highlights & Hints - Brighten shady corners with ease. - If you live in an area with high deer populations, plant your hostas near the house to discourage nibbling. - Hostas are low maintenance plants for shade and partial sun areas, with lots of foliage color, pattern and size choices. Common Name: Wide Brim hosta, plantain lily, funkia Botanical Name: Hosta 'Wide Brim' Color: Deep green rippled leaves with buttery edges and light purple flowers Mature Height: 16" tall, spreads to 24-36" wide Hardiness: Zones 3-9 Bloom Time: Mid to late spring Bulb/Plant Size: Healthy 4-6 eye field grown plants Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: One large 4-6 eye clump Basic Planting Information Soil Type: well drained Light/Exposure: half day sun to mostly shade Moisture: moderate; light when established Planting Depth: eyes 1" underneath soil surface Spacing: typically 18-24" apart

You'll Receive One healthy 4-6 eye hosta clump