Transplanting hostas

You can transplant hostas midsummer with a little extra preparation and ordinary twine.

Hostas are one of those versatile plants that are few and far in between. These shade-loving perennials are herbaceous plants, mostly grown for their foliage.

Learn how to successfully transplant hostas with our comprehensive guide and discover the best practices for preparing the new planting site.

Learn how to split Hostas easily with this step-by-step tutorial. Dividing hostas is a really simple task! It's important to divide the plant every few years.

Whether you want to divide your hostas for the healthy of the plants or to increase the hosta love around your garden, dividing a hosta is easy to do.

Hostas are a beloved go-to shade plant, but their care is often taken for granted. Here are 11 of the most common mistakes gardeners make.

Tired of having your hosta leaves ruined each and every year by insects? Check out these four simple tricks to help keep insects off hostas!

If you grow perennial hostas and want to move them, read on for 5 tips that are sure to make the job easy and the transition smooth, now on Gardener’s Path.

As one of the most popular perennial plants for the shade garden, it seems a gardener can never have enough hostas. The wide range of sizes, foliage color and patterns, and leaf characteristics make these beautiful plants useful as a border, a backbone, or a single showpiece. If you're looking to learn about when and how to transplant hostas, read on! Here’s how to divide these garden beauties in a few easy steps. When to Divide Hosta Like most perennials, hostas can be divided in the early…

So many shady garden spots are home to hosta plants! Hosta is an herbaceous perennial plant, meaning that the leaves die back to the ground in the winter. But when should hostas be cut back? Hostas should be cut back in late fall. Healthy hosta leaves can be left on the plant in early fall to captur…