


Plant Type: Hostas
Hosta 'American Halo' forms an impressive mound of corrugated foliage. A large clump of intense blue-green leaves with a very wide, slightly rippled cream margin. The margins start out creamy yellow and age to creamy white. Leaf color blue-green to dark green in the center with a 1 3/4″ wide margin that changes from light greenish yellow to creamy white; leaf blade broadly oblong-ovate, wavy, heavily corrugated and thick-substanced.
Leaf Size: 14" x 10"
Blooms: Near white in early summer.
Light: Moderate to full shade for best color. — Soil: Rich, moist, well-drained.
Similar and Related Plants: Celestial, Northern Exposure, Northern Halo, Robert Frost
Growing & Maintenance Tips:
Flower Color
White ShadesFoliage Color
Variegated white/GreenPlant Spread
60''Good Companions
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Plant Height
22''Scape Height
24''Hardness Zone
2-8Soil Moisture
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Characteristics & Attributes
Attributes
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Bloom Time
Early SummerCritter Resistance
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Exposure
Part to Full ShadeGrowth Rate
MediumSeasonal Interests
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