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Montreal Blue Ice Storm
Description
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Hosta 'Montreal Blue Ice Storm'
A Giant!
Hosta 'Montreal Blue Ice Storm'. Rounded deep blue-green foliage of good substance. This h. sieboldiana 'Elegans' seedling matures into a huge mound of corrugated slug-resistant leaves topped by pale lavender flowers the end of June. Some specimens have reportedly matured to almost 4 feet tall! (Van Wade 2007)
MATURE HEIGHT: 32".
MATURE SPREAD: 82".
HARDINESS ZONES: 3,4,5,6,7,8,9.
FLOWER: Pale lavender, early season.
SUN EXPOSURE: Part sun to shade.
SIZE SHIPPED: Classic 3" pot.
(For details on our plant sizes: click here)
10% off $100+ orders. Use coupon code: "2025"
Shipping resumes the end of March, 2025
We will ship at an appropriate time for your area or you are welcome to select a custom ship date.
Orders ship free but do incur a handling fee.
Orders outside of the Midwest may incur added fees.
Hosta 'Montreal Blue Ice Storm'
A Giant!
Hosta 'Montreal Blue Ice Storm'. Rounded deep blue-green foliage of good substance. This h. sieboldiana 'Elegans' seedling matures into a huge mound of corrugated slug-resistant leaves topped by pale lavender flowers the end of June. Some specimens have reportedly matured to almost 4 feet tall! (Van Wade 2007)
MATURE HEIGHT: 32".
MATURE SPREAD: 82".
HARDINESS ZONES: 3,4,5,6,7,8,9.
FLOWER: Pale lavender, early season.
SUN EXPOSURE: Part sun to shade.
SIZE SHIPPED: Classic 3" pot.
(For details on our plant sizes:
Shipping resumes the end of March, 2025
We will ship at an appropriate time for your area or you are welcome to select a custom ship date.
Orders ship free but do incur a handling fee.
Orders outside of the Midwest may incur added fees.
