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Hosta ‘Fire and ice’
£5.50
Hosta ‘Fire and ice’ has clean, crisp markings on it average sized leaves. Happy in shade where it’s foliage will keep it’s colour without scorching, it’s flowers are pale lilac.
Supplied in a 1.5ltr pot.
3 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Shade
Soil - Average to damp
Height - 22cms
Width - 22cms
Flowering - July - August
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