g There are many reasons that hostas remain one of the most popular perennials for a shady garden. One of the main reasons is that hostas not only survive but actually thrive in shade. Hostas actually give their best performance in moist soil and partial shade whether they are planted in the ground or in a pot or container. Don’t confuse “partial shade” with “deep shade.” No hosta is going to thrive in deep shade. All hostas need some sunlight to photosynthesize. The perfect setting for hostas depends on their leaf color. Blue, green and variegated hostas will do better in slightly deeper shade, while yellow and gold hostas need more light to bring out their colors. Hostas with more substantial foliage will accept full sun in cooler zones, provided they are given ample and constant moisture. So if your shady garden needs some pizzazz, read on! First, why ARE hostas so popular? Here are just a few reasons to start with. Variety of Sizes Mini Height
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