Empress Wu Hosta – Giant Hosta Bareroot – Largest Hosta Variety – Shade Perennial Plant – Proven Winners Plantain Lily

Empress Wu Hosta – Giant Hosta Bareroot – Largest Hosta Variety – Shade Perennial Plant – Proven Winners Plantain Lily

Sale price  $42.00 Regular price  $89.00
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Empress Wu Hosta – Giant Hosta Bareroot – Largest Hosta Variety – Shade Perennial Plant – Proven Winners Plantain Lily

Empress Wu Hosta – Giant Hosta Bareroot – Largest Hosta Variety – Shade Perennial Plant – Proven Winners Plantain Lily

Sale price  $42.00 Regular price  $89.00

Grow the largest hosta in the world with Hosta ‘Empress Wu’, a Proven Winners variety famous for its massive leaves and impressive garden presence. This shade-loving perennial creates a bold, tropical look in woodland and landscape settings.

🌟 Why You’ll Love It:

  • ✔️ Largest hosta variety available 🌿
  • ✔️ Huge leaves up to 1.5–2 feet wide
  • ✔️ Perfect for shade and woodland gardens
  • ✔️ Low-maintenance and long-lived perennial
  • ✔️ Produces lavender flowers that attract pollinators

📦 What You’ll Receive

  • Quantity: 1 bareroot hosta
  • Dormant, healthy root system
  • Ready to plant and establish quickly

💡 Bareroot plants ship without soil or pot and will leaf out after planting

🌿 Plant Details

  • Botanical name: Hosta ‘Empress Wu’ (PP20774)
  • Type: Herbaceous perennial
  • Height: 3–4 feet
  • Spread: 5–6+ feet (up to 9 ft in ideal conditions)
  • Foliage: Blue-green maturing to deep green
  • Bloom: Pale lavender flowers (mid-summer)

🌱 Care Instructions

  • Light: Partial to full shade
  • Water: Keep soil evenly moist
  • Soil: Rich, well-draining soil
  • Maintenance: Cut back in fall

💡 Takes a few years to reach full massive size—but worth the wait

❄️ Hardiness

  • USDA Zones: 3–9
  • Extremely cold hardy

🌿 Perfect For

  • Shade & woodland gardens
  • Statement focal plants
  • Large landscape beds
  • Under trees or along shaded borders

⚠️ Shipping Info (Important)

  • Ships as bareroot (no pot, no soil)
  • Harvested fresh and shipped in spring (March onward)
  • Growth stage may vary depending on season

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