Hosta Blue Angel is a prominent specimen known for its substantial size, reaching heights of 30 to 36 inches and spreading up to 72 inches. Recognized as one of the largest blue Hostas, it was introduced in the 1970s. Initially, it displays blue-green foliage, which transitions to dark green by late summer. The plant features large, ovate leaves that are slightly corrugated with a thick texture, enhancing its resistance to pests. This impressive specimen boasts sizable, heart-shaped blue-grey leaves and produces near-white flowers on tall stems that reach up to 56 inches in midsummer, followed by fertile seeds. It is recommended to plant Hosta Blue Angel in dappled shade, as it is not tolerant of direct sunlight. It has been honoured with the RHS Award of Garden Merit.