It’s a pretty sure bet that with a name like ‘Behemoth’ this hosta is going to be a giant.

Thriving in full to dappled shade, this hardy herbaceous perennial grows as a mounding cluster of large and long gracefully arching leaves, each with a deeply lobed base and delicately rippled margin. The conspicuous foliage exhibits an unusual light green color and hosts tall stalks of tubular, pale lavender flowers in early to midsummer, attracting hummingbirds.

Genus	Hosta
Species	hybrid
Variety	'Behemoth'
Item Form	Bareroot
Zone	3 – 9
Bloom Start to End	Mid Summer
Habit	Mound-shaped
Height	2 ft 8 in
Width	5 ft
Additional Characteristics	Hummingbird Lovers
Bloom Color	Light Lavender
Foliage Color	Light Green
Light Requirements	Part Shade, Shade
Moisture Requirements	Moist, well-drained
Resistance	Cold Hardy
Uses	Beds, Border, Foliage Interest, Foundation