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800-644-5505Mini Mouse Hosta Collection
Old Price $159.99 Price $64.99
Packed 4 per package
Availability: In Stock
sku # 92795
sku # 92795
Petite hostas are perfect for pots!
Together or separately, these half-pint hostas are perfect for adding a unique and colourful twist to shadowy sites or texture to rock gardens. Beautiful in pots, their low-growing nature also makes them spectacular in border fronts. Collection includes Sun Mouse, Blue Mouse Ears, Mighty Mouse and Funny Mouse. Individually labeled for easy planting. (Pot not included)
- Zone 3-9
- Light Requirements Part to Full Shade
- Height 10-15 cm
- Size #1 Plant
- Good In Pots
- Bloom Time Early to Midsummer
- Attract Bees
Product Details
- Botanical NameHosta 'Mighty Mouse', 'Funny Mouse', 'Sun Mouse', 'Blue Mouse Ears'
- FormPerennial
- Flower FormBell shaped flowers
- Hardiness Zone3-9
- Foliage TypeSmall, thick rounded leaves
- Growth RateMedium
- Spread15 - 30 cm
- Planting InstructionsSoak roots in cold to lukewarm water for about 30 minutes. Dig a hole large enough to accommodate the roots without bending them. Firm soil around roots and water in well.
- Soil RequirementsTolerant of a wide range of soils, but best in well drained.
- Spacing 15 - 30 cm
- Will TolerateAcidic Soil, Clay Soil, Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil
- Watering DescriptionAverage water needs. Water regularly, do not overwater.
- Winter careMulch +/- 5 cm for the first winter. Remove promptly in early spring.
- PruningRemove spent flower stems to tidy up the plants for the rest of the growing season.
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