Dear Roger: Will hostas grow under scrub oaks and pine trees? I need something for a year-round ground cover. Will hostas live in sandy, dry soil?- Shady lady in Fayetteville Dear Shady lady: Hosta… ...

The Evergreen Garden Club will feature a presentation on hostas by local expert Fred Bucholz on Tuesday, Sept. 20, at Trinity Lutheran Church.

African hosta (Ledebouria petiolate) is a native of Southern and Eastern Africa that performs very well in the Victoria area. Also known as “false” hosta, it is not a hosta at all but shares ...

Choosing evergreen ferns as shade loving companion plants will give the appearance of continued understory greenery during the time when the hostas go into their dormancy period.

And for shade, I like liriope (semi-evergreen), barrenwort, hardy ginger, coralbells (semi-evergreen), foamflowers, foamybells, pachysandra (evergreen), hosta, lamium, leadwort, helleborus (semi ...

Fielding Questions: What’s growing on my evergreen? (Hint: It’s not an alien) Spore-producing bodies from a fungal disease called cedar apple rust create these odd-looking growths on cedars.

Please advise how I can divide my hosta plants. I have approximately two dozen that are about 3 to 4 years old. They are very pretty; however, they have gotten too large. — Vanessa White Hostas ...

About This Episode A reader has a question on planting hostas in the garden. Plus, the plant of the week. Question Of The Week "Grumpy, we have a Japanese maple planted in a shady, three by six-foot ...

Franklin’s Cornelia Holland donates hundreds of hostas to UT for new public garden.

Set it up against an evergreen shrub to enhance the impact of both plants. SOURCE AND COST Hosta 'Sun Power' can be found at specialty nurseries around the country.

Hosta is one of the most widely used plants in shade gardens. There are hundreds of varieties available. Probably the most popular hostas are the ones with variegated white edges, but yellow or ...

With the extensive damage to so many of our woody landscape plants, perennials are doing a great job this year of adding some color and depth to our landscapes.