So, if you have a spot in your yard with these types of light conditions, you'll find that there are plenty of hostas that are tolerant to the sun. Some good cultivars to consider include 'Seasons ...

SW: don’t recall mentioning any specific sun-tolerant hosta recently ... Why not try growing your hostas in containers and place them where you would like to grow them and see how they perform?

They can be ravaged by persistent deer, rabbits, snails and slugs and damaged by sun and hail ... with other shade-loving perennials in a garden. The more unusually colored hostas make great ...

Many garden plants require full sun, so it's nice to have solid ... Generally, an inch of water a week is a good starting point for hostas. "They're tolerant of most soils—except for soggy ...

Sun-loving plants are big and flashy ... consider super-hardy perennials such as ferns, lily of the valley and hostas (although they need a little morning sun for their best colours to emerge). While ...

Sun-loving plants are big and flashy ... One editor grows it in a shady terrace bed along with a dwarf Japanese maple and hostas. Lacey, toothed leaves and feathery plumes of pink, white, red ...

Hostas, though, just keep coming back ... Tips for low-water gardening — Choose drought-tolerant and/or native plants that thrive in low-water conditions. — Water until plants are established ...

Some hostas can be planted in full sun, but as a general rule, hostas are shade-loving plants that prefer evenly drained soil that is moist and rich in organic matter. Dear Master Gardener ...