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Lifting hostas in Autumn
I am going to put my property on the market soon and wish to take some
of my rare hostas with me. I intend to split them and place them in containers. The hostas will be in containers for a few months while I am in temporary accomodation. I intend to lift them soon, this September, but I am unsure if there is any risk of harming the plants by lifting them at this time, also, what care I need to take to protect them over the coming winter and what is the best sort of container in which to place them, ie, plastic or pot. I appreciate some askng why I have no knowledge of caring for my "rare" hostas, but these were placed here by my previous partner who was more green-fingerd than I. They also hold great sentimental value to me. I shall of course be replacing the rare hostas with others of a more common variety! Any assistance would be very much appreciated. Thank you. Ian. |
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