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Hostas for Sale from K. van Bourgondien With their array of foliage colors and sizes, hostas are a favorite perennial for shaded areas. They can be used as accent plants, ground covers and in container plantings . Mass plantings of hostas are an economical way to cover large areas in the landscape. In addition to providing eye-catching foliage, their flowers that open above the foliage are known to attract pollinators in the summertime. At K. van Bourgondien, we have a long tradition of selecting the finest hosta varieties—and offer one of the best selections of hosta roots for sale online. Hosta FAQs Not only are hostas showy, they're also easy-to-grow perennials. Just follow these tips after buying from our hosta selection. How Do I Choose the Right Bare Root Hosta? When selecting the right hostas for sale online for your garden, first consider their growing conditions. Hosta plants grow in hardiness zones 3-9 and tolerate a range of soil conditions, including acidic, clay, loamy and sandy, as long as it is moisture-retentive and well-drained. Hostas are shade plants and grow best where they receive indirect sunlight or dappled sunlight. Most hostas perform best when they receive morning light and afternoon shade. Hostas are available in a wide range of sizes. Some grow up to 40 inches tall and are excellent for covering large areas, while others only grow 6 inches tall and are suitable for containers, edging or ground cover. Finally consider their foliage color. You can find hostas in many variations of green, from blue-green to lime-green, variegated or in white or yellow hues. When Should I Plant Hosta Bulbs? Hosta plants are typically not grown from bulbs but rather from bare-root divisions or potted plants. These hardy perennials are best planted in the early spring or late summer/early fall. In cooler climates, spring planting is ideal, as it allows the hostas to establish their root systems before the hot summer months. Fall planting, on the other hand, is