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1238 days ago

Large HOSTA in pot. SOLD

Joan from Masterton District

This is a large Hosta that has just come into leaf.
Hostas die down to ground level over the winter, come into lush growth in the Spring and throw up flower spikes in the Summer.
This Hosta has variegated cream and pale green leaves . I have had it growing over many years and it is a consistent strong plant in the garden. Gives a cushiony feel to the garden. It wont grow more than a third of a metre high.
This Hosta in the photo, can be left in its pot for years or you could slip it out of its pot into a partly shady or shady area , dampish perhaps, but they really are quite hardy plants.

It is growing in a large 24cm pot and the pot comes with the plant. 🥹😀

Thanks for looking
Pickup is in Kuripuni.

Price: $10

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