Hostas

I have a lot to catch up here = I really like the look of that ‘Unique Style’ and I think it would look great spreading them in a ring with the Hostas.

Updates And A New Fairest Of The Faire « Fairegarden 2010

Never 2, always odd numbers, so I say 3 of the daylily interspersed wtih the Hostas.

Updates And A New Fairest Of The Faire « Fairegarden 2010

Good drift partnersIn shade Hostas with ferns and spiky-leaved libertia.

Gardens: Planting in drifts Fergus Garrett 2010

Hostas and phlox, roses emitting heady fragrance and named for French courtesans, lilies and fuchsia all coexisted in an unlikely evocation of paradise.

Michael Henry Adams: Missing Martha: The Absence of the Essence 2009

Do you ever have slug/snail problems with the Hostas?

Follow The Foliage « Fairegarden 2009

Hostas is a very good shade plant & everyone seems to have extra.

Wanted: A more hopeful garden « knitnut.net 2009

Hostas were one of the first perennials we ever noticed having fall color.

Dying Well-Aging Attractively « Fairegarden 2009

Got to go with Hostas as with a few other comments, even those I cannot kill!

Wanted: A more hopeful garden « knitnut.net 2009

Hostas were used extensively in this shady area of the hill and looked good in the first few years.

Reposting of New Design-Part One-Why? « Fairegarden 2008

I gave up Hostas long ago and have yet to find the plant to replace their amazing amount of leaf coloration.

Reposting of New Design-Part One-Why? « Fairegarden 2008