Re: Hosta planted to deep froms a second crown at right depth.(don't count on...

In a message dated 4/4/01 8:50:11 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
township@acbm.qc.ca writes:

<< If I understand correctly what you are describing, I saw this last spring 
on a 5-6 yrs. old Sagae I had to dig up.  It had 4 or 5  crowns all one 
underneath the other, the deepest being about 6 or so inches below the 
surface and the closest about 2 inches.  It was almost as if different plants 
had been planted on top of each other over the years.   >>

Dan, Babrara, I remember a couple of years ago someone discussed the 
formation of crowns in hostas.  I don't remember much about this but 
apparently some hostas increase horizontally while others increase 
vertically.  Does this sound reasonable to any of you guys?  I do know that 
when I repot or divide hostas that I have found this to be true but did not 
pay attention about which do what.  N.
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