A beautiful hosta with showy foliage that makes a beautiful decoration for a shady corner of the garden. It is a perennial herbaceous variety.
Appearance and fragrance of Big Daddy
The name Big Daddy can be translated into English as 'Big Daddy'. It was introduced to the USA in 1978 in Massachusetts.
A large plant which grows to a height of about 60 cm and a width of over 1 m. The dense, matt blue foliage has a greyish patina which will last a long time, especially if the hosta is not exposed to direct sunlight.
Flowering time: July to August.
The Big Daddy hosta can grow to a height of 60 cm.
The flower stems will reach up to 1.2 m in height and are unscented.
Flowers in an inflorescence, almost white, bell-shaped or funnel-shaped.
Hosta or Big Daddy' belongs to the Hosta family. It was introduced by Paul Aden in 1978. The broadly oval, heart-shaped, strongly reaped blue-green leaves measure 30*29cm. This slow-growing variety likes shade or semi-shade. Its white flowers, up to 6 cm in diameter, bloom in June/August. The plant is up to 65 cm tall and the flower stalk can reach a height of 90-110 cm. It is undemanding to the soil, but grows and flowers better in fertile and friable soils. The hosta is hardy and unpretentious.
