Frost Moon Hosta Bulbs

Why gardeners plant Frost Moon

Frost Moon pairs cool blue foliage with unusually pale flower spikes, so the clump keeps interest after the leaves have finished expanding. The flowers open white and hold for several weeks, well above the foliage.

A closer look

It forms a dense, symmetrical mound that widens steadily each year. A good middle-of-border plant: substantial enough to anchor a corner, tidy enough for a path edge.

At a glance

What actually arrives

You receive one dormant bare-root division — a root crown with 1–2 visible eyes and fleshy storage roots, packed in moist peat inside a breathable bag.

Hostas are not true bulbs. There is no papery tunic and no basal plate, so do not expect an onion-shaped bulb: what ships is the crown the grower lifts and grades. Dormancy is when a hosta travels best, and it is completely normal for the roots to look dry and leafless on arrival.

How to plant

1. Unpack on arrival and soak the roots for 30 minutes.
2. Dig a hole wide enough to spread the roots flat, about 4–6 in deep.
3. Set the crown 1 in below soil level with the eyes pointing up.
4. Backfill, firm gently, water in thoroughly.
5. Top-dress with compost. No fertiliser in the first season.

Shipping & guarantee

Ships within 5–7 business days. Transit 8–25 business days. 30-day growth guarantee — if the division fails to break dormancy, we replace it.

Hostas are browsed by deer and rabbits. In high-pressure areas, plant inside a fence or use a repellent from emergence.