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Wild hosta

rid of them. Please help ...... I don't think they are hostas. Your description sounds similar to something that is growing just outside the garden. The leaves almost go into a point? Can you take a pic? Sounds like Arum maculatum - aka Cuckoo pint by Livey

21/04/2013 19:05:05

by nutcutlet

Cotinus cogg

garden for an 8 foot shrub. Many thanks for any help,. As I have probably said on this site a hundred times or more, you can grow anything in a pot if you are willing to supply all its needs 52 weeks a year. I grow trees, shrubs, bulbs, hostas and many by Julieh2

09/07/2012 12:46:28

by Bookertoo

Shade loving plants

Has anyone got any suggestion for the long narrow garden at the side of my house, it gets very little sun along the border next to a low fence. I want something that will grow quite quickly to about 2 mtrs maximum , preferable with flowers by Sizeyuk1

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05/04/2012 22:10:02

by Rosey3

Plants or flowers from seed

can sow seeds. If perennials, then hostas look good in pots - there is one with a lovely purple flower, some have more flowers than others. Also heucheras for the different leaves, corydalis, liriope and several hardy geraniums will grow in shade. What by bunnysgarden

28/01/2013 18:06:40

by bunnysgarden

Plug Plants

,would expect your hostas to grow quickly to make good show this summer but maybe bleeding heart will need growing on to flower next year i have had two orders now from parkers both perrenials six astilbles were great coming on nicely the six holly hocks well i by Andy19

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17/04/2013 23:45:00

by Verdun

Talkback: How to lift and divide hostas

dear sir.I would like to know when the right time to put in hosta & other perennials & how to drain of very heavy soil in my garden which i am very problem with could you help please.ian hall Good video, but again, very short, it doesn't indicate by ianhall

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24/06/2012 17:03:12

by Wintersong

Plants for wet shady area facing North

apart from our north facing house wall. Plants - Japanese anemone, hardy ferns, chelone, astible, aquilegia, tall white primulas and cowslips, hostas, hakonechloa grass, astilboides, lily of the valley. I did also have molinia grasses but they were by Musical Cricketer

29/07/2012 01:22:07

by higgy50

water edging plants

heathers ferns, but in places creeping buttercup and ground elder try to rule. We do not really have any water edging plants down there and I would really like some. This year in spring I split some hostas and put those there and they have done really by Maderense

03/09/2012 16:36:49

by Maderense

What is this?

Can anyone identify this plant? It came up where I planted some 'Rip Van Winkle' daffodils several years ago. Thanks. I think it's Juncus effusus - often used as a marginal or bog plant but will also grow in pots if it gets enough moisture (which by Nicky Dewfall

31/10/2012 17:29:28

by Busy-Lizzie

Meconopsis- blue poppy - lingholm. Bareroot hostas

hydrangeas, even tulips survive the clay. Also received some bareroot hostas should I pot on first and plant out in a few weeks? The meconopsis do well in scotland in damp acid woodland type conditions. I grow them from seed, but I sow the seed in late by dizzylizzy

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19/04/2013 01:33:48

by debra kazalski

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