FAO Sacha -hostas again :))
 

Hi again
Now that spring has arrived I'm looking to split / move a large hosta
and I can't find your email regarding the best way to do this..it will
be going to a a dampish corner of my front garden which does not
receive an awful lot of light. I think that I need to do it soon
before the new shoots arrive ?
LW

FAO Sacha -hostas again :))
 

On 5/2/07 21:23, in article
, "Little Weed"
wrote:

Hi again
Now that spring has arrived I'm looking to split / move a large hosta
and I can't find your email regarding the best way to do this..it will
be going to a a dampish corner of my front garden which does not
receive an awful lot of light. I think that I need to do it soon
before the new shoots arrive ?

Dig it up, look for 'natural' divisions in its roots and split it into bits
using your hands or a sharp spade or a knife, if need be. And yes, late
winter is a good time to do it, if your local weather lets you out of the
door!
--
Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
http://www.discoverdartmoor.co.uk/
(remove weeds from address)

FAO Sacha -hostas again :))
 

On 5 Feb, 23:13, Sacha wrote:
On 5/2/07 21:23, in article
. com, "Little Weed"

wrote:
Hi again
Now that spring has arrived I'm looking to split / move a large hosta
and I can't find your email regarding the best way to do this..it will
be going to a a dampish corner of my front garden which does not
receive an awful lot of light. I think that I need to do it soon
before the new shoots arrive ?

Dig it up, look for 'natural' divisions in its roots and split it into bits
using your hands or a sharp spade or a knife, if need be. And yes, late
winter is a good time to do it, if your local weather lets you out of the
door!
--
Sachahttp://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devonhttp://www.discoverdartmoor.co.uk/
(remove weeds from address)

Oh - no snow here yet - I'll split it tomorrow - many thanks :))
LW