Digging up Hosta roots (but trying not to)
I have an area with Several Hostas that are dormant now and a zillion
daylillies coming up in the same area. I dug a little and because the lillies are very small right now, seems the bulbs were pretty easy to dig up. I'd like to dig up the entire area but fear I may run into my Hostas -- if I do do you thinks they will be alright if I replant them? Are Hosta roots pretty obvious when you see them? The lilly bulbs come out easy -- but I want to keep the hostas in place. |
Digging up Hosta roots (but trying not to)
Just occured to me, maybe I should wait till I see the tips of the
Hostas peeking through the soil? By then though, the daylillies may be tougher to get out. |
Digging up Hosta roots (but trying not to)
mkr5000 writes:
Just occured to me, maybe I should wait till I see the tips of the Hostas peeking through the soil? By then though, the daylillies may be tougher to get out. The hostas will be root clumps. Easy enough to recognize. Seeing the tips will help identify where each plant is though. |
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