Re: Moving hostas before they come up..HELP..
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- Subject: Re: Moving hostas before they come up..HELP..
- From: R* W* <w*@mail.harborcom.net>
- Date: Sun, 28 Mar 1999 09:04:03 +0000
- References: <90988aaa.36fd71f7@aol.com>
Ronnie,
Why don't you put off your water garden for a few months. Memorial Day weekend is
generally the time most nurseries in my neighborhood really take-off. By that
time you should be able to figure out and find new homes for your hosta. Patience
will go a long way on this issue.
Ray W z5
Mentor, Ohio
RonnieEA@aol.com wrote:
> Well now I really need your help so all of you throqw in your two cents worth.
>
> This spring I am building a water garden of fairly decent size. After working
> for several hours to come up with the best spot for the pond, my wife made
> another of her famous and irrevocable decisions - The pond goes where half of
> my hosta garden was last year..and for that matter still is.. The problem is
> that I have not blown the leaves off my hostas yet and they have not even
> begun to grow so it's going to be difficult to locate all of them..
>
> So,, the questions are:
> 1. Is it too early to uncover them"
> 2. How do you locate them if there is no growth. Some of them are obvios
> since the scapes from last year are still standing.
> 3. Can I dig them and put them in gallon pots untill I can get out and
> prepare a new bed for them?
> If you can help me I'd be much obliged.
>
> Hosta La Viesta
> Ronnie
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