Hosta 'Baby Bunting' | Small Leaves and Pale Lavender Flowers

A little charm for a shaded garden corner Hosta 'Baby Bunting' brings small leaves and a compact clump to the front of a shaded border. Bob Savory developed this hybrid from Hosta 'Rough Waters'. Its registration dates to 1982, with a revision in 1984. Blue leaves lend a cool touch, while pale lavender flowers soften the summer display. Give it a spot near a path where you can enjoy its smaller details. Small-space charm: Tuck this compact hosta beside a shaded walkway or among smaller woodland companions. Fine foliage details: Leaves measure 7.0 × 6.4 cm (2.75 × 2.5 in), with five vein pairs and blue margins. Soft summer flowers: Pale lavender blooms add a gentle accent above the foliage. The registration record notes flowering from mid-June through July in Minnesota; local timing can vary. Feature Specification Size (H × W) 25.4 × 38.1 cm (10 × 15 in) Hardiness Zone 3–9 Colour Blue leaves; pale lavender flowers Light Requirements Partial to full shade Grower's Tip: Give Baby Bunting evenly moist, well-drained soil and room away from larger plants that could crowd it. It suits Canadian gardens in Zones 3–9; garden planting helps protect its roots through winter. Our True to Type standard means you receive the authentic Hosta 'Baby Bunting'.