Re: hostas of course


Marie:

>Is this what is happening to H. June?

This is probably happening to a lot of hostas, but probably more so 
with the variegated hostas.  Some variegated hostas can be propagated 
quite vigorously and not have many off types.  Then there are some 
hostas that are difficult to maintain.  June seems to be reasonably 
stable if you don't get too aggressive with the propagation, but it 
isn't difficult to get some plants that are slightly different.  I 
have one plant of June that I am watching that looks a little better 
then the original plant I got.  It's necessary to grow these minor 
variations for several years to see if they are stable.  

Joe Halinar

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