Host Hybrid Robert Frost, I Rn, 1 pc. 60*90 h (cm), autumn 2024

hosts are perennial plants with a compact or short -circuit rhizome. The leaves are basal, on petioles, relatively large, different colors and shapes: green, bluish-blue, colorful, from narrow-balance to broad-witted ones. The peduncles are almost non -rowing, large, in some species up to 120 cm high. The flowers are funnel-shaped or funnel-lobed, lilac, purple, less often white, collected in a cystic, often one-sided inflorescence.

location: shade-bearing, but there are hybrids that can grow under the sun. In one place can grow for more than 20 years.

Soil: They prefer slightly acidic, wet soils.

Reproduction: division of the bush. The bushes are divided in the spring, before the start of the deployment of leaves. It grows slowly.

Use: spectacular in single plantings against the background of the lawn, especially variegated forms. Suitable for borders, a slave, mixed groups. Beautiful near reservoirs.

Robert Frost is 60 cm height, 90 cm width, wrinkled leaves from dark green-blue to a gray-green color with an uneven wide creamy border, pale lavender flowers. << /p>