Transplanting/ roots/ etc.

A few weeks ago someone mentioned that hosta roots can be mistreated and the 
plants thrive. could that someone repeat that info? 
My only experience in this area came from last May when my husband 
inadvertently stomped on my emerging 'Guacamole' (Aye, Caramba!). Crushed 
into the ground, the plant looked less than pitiful, but a month later it was 
thriving and ended the season looking better than its companions. 
BTW, Narda, the 'mudlarks' expression came from my Irish grandmother, whose 
entire language was sprinkled with colorful phrases. (If one of her children 
said " I
wish. . . " she'd say 'If wishes were horses, then poor men would ride.") One 
more: When a man remarried 
less than a year after his wife died, she stopped the gossip by saying "She's 
as dead now as she's ever going to be." Happy St. Patrick's Day to all of you 
in hostaland.   Gail
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