Hostas
Hostas are lily-like perennial plants indigenous to Asia. There are more than 20 species of hostas that belong to the genus 'hosta'. Hostas are popularly used in modern shade gardens and as ground covers. Go through the following articles that tell you more about the varieties of and gardening techniques for hostas.
- Transplanting Hostas
Transplanting hostas is easy, if you have a basic idea about the right methods. Here are some tips that may help you in this task.
- Hosta Varieties
In the field of gardening one of the eye-catching plant is the varieties of hosta. Selecting these plants is quite simple because even if you give a mere glance at the leaf colors and sizes, you will realize how quickly they cover an area giving no room for other plants to grow.
- Are Hosta Plants Poisonous
Can hosta plants prove harmful when ingested? How would you keep your pets away from hosta plants? The following article answers these questions and more. So read on...
- Winter Care for Hostas
It is possible for you, even if you are new to gardening or to the hostas, to provide winter care for hostas and ensure their safe arrival, at the onset of spring. To know more about how to care for hostas in winter, read on...
- Splitting Hosta Plants
Also popular by the name 'Day Lily', hostas find their usage as shade plants for many homeowners. Splitting hosta plants are a great way to extend the area they cover. Fall is considered to be the best time to do it.
