It depends on the variety. Some do perfectly well in the sun and others like the shade better. Look up the different types and see. I have some in the front that get afternoon shade and are almost hip high. Varigated green and white stripe in same condition not nearly that size.
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https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/foliage/hosta/growing-hosta-plants.htm
https://www.thespruce.com/which-hostas-can-grow-in-sun-1402799
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Yes, mine do wonderful, better than when they were in the shade.
They get burnt out looking. I’m not a fan. I’m removing some at the new house I bought this fall.
thats if you meant to say Hosta’s!
Not very well if you get really hot temperatures...I have lost my shade trees from the storm so mine will probably look pretty bad soon!
Some do very well in the sun
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Yes. Ours are planted in northeast morning afternoon sun and thrive.
It depends on the variety. Some do perfectly well in the sun and others like the shade better. Look up the different types and see. I have some in the front that get afternoon shade and are almost hip high. Varigated green and white stripe in same condition not nearly that size.