Even though Francee hosta does flower, it is grown mainly as a foliage plant: Its two-toned leaves are attractive in their own right and also provide a coarse texture that contrasts nicely with more delicate plants such as forget-me-not (Myosotis scorpioides). This member of the asparagus family is a must-have for gardeners with lots of shade and an appreciation for what interesting foliage brings to a landscape.
Like many perennial plants, watering a hosta deeply will be imperative - on average, they require about an inch (2.5 cm.) of water each week. by establishing a weekly watering schedule, plants can develop a more robust root system that is better able to access water deep in the soil.
When it comes to fertilizers, you want to avoid over-fertilizing (just like an overdose of vitamins isn't great for us, either). Less is more, so it’s important to follow what the package says for application amounts.