Bridegroom Hosta for your Zone 4 Shade Garden

‘Bridegroom’ Hosta features satiny dark green leaves that taper to slender upturned tips making the leaves look almost triangular. Use this perennial in a shady spot in your garden.

The leaves stand upright and are elongated and have wavy edges with upturned tips, and this is what makes it so unusual.

This Hosta caught my eye at a local nursery a couple of years ago because it was so different. I did a double take and asked the owner about the Hosta because prior to my trip to the nursery, I had not heard of this unusual looking Hosta.

The owner said that this was indeed an upcoming popular Hosta to have and when small most just pass it on by, but I was looking at a 3 year old plant in this bed.

Bridegrooms Stands Out From The Rest

‘Bridegroom’ stood out from the rest, and said, “buy me!” and I had to take it home (along with a few others too!)

I enjoy pointing out this specimen plant to anyone visiting my gardens for the unusual leaf. Most look at it with wary eyes, not knowing if they like it or not at first glance.

Growing Information for Bridegroom Hosta

Mature size is about 15″ tall and 30-36″ wide.

Best for full shade, but can handle limited sun.

Suitable for Zone 4 gardens.

Judi
 

Hello, my name is Judi Ruedy and I have been a Master Gardener Volunteer for about 20 years and have been involved in a local garden club since 1975. My love for Hostas started a long time ago before I knew anything about growing anything, and Hostas were not in vogue. I created this website specifically for zone 4 Northern gardeners that need help finding perennials specific to their growing area. So much information out there on the web doesn’t apply to our colder growing climate, so I thought I would share my own findings here on this site.

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