This is without a doubt one of the most sought-after blue Hostas on the market today. Gigantic, heart-shaped, blue-green leaves are of heavy substance and are very slug resistant ‘Blue Angel’ will produce a very large mound of impressive, moderately wavy and corrugated foliage that makes a great specimen plant. Leaves have thick substance. Plus, it grows fast, even in deep shade. Light lavender flowers are held attractively above the foliage on 48″ scapes in midsummer. Attracts hummingbirds! The plant may be divided every few years or left undisturbed indefinitely. Hosta performs well in woodland settings where filtered light is abundant.

‘Blue Angel’ has huge, heavily textured blue-gray leaves, that can be 12 inches across and 16 inches long. This plant forms a graceful 4 x 4-foot mound, topped by tall spikes of midsummer flowers. Very good plant form and possibly the largest blue variety. One of the giant hostas, and great as an architectural specimen or in indoor arrangements. Prefers full shade to 3/4 sun.

‘Blue Angel’ is a giant, blue-leaved hosta that grows in a mound to 36″ tall and to 48″ wide. It features thick, heavy-textured, slightly convex, wide-oval, blue-green leaves with light marginal undulations, ribbed veins, cuspidate tips and cordate bases. Best blue foliage color occurs in light shade with tolerance for some morning sun. Bell-shaped, bloom in a dense raceme in mid-summer atop an erect, leafy, gray-green scape rising to 48″ tall. This is one of the largest of the blue-leaved hostas.