Hosta are easy to grow perennials for shaded areas. This post shows how I divide some mature clumps of various varieties.
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Digging in the Gardens… Dividing Hosta Part One
Tagged with: andrus gardens, dividing, gardens, hosta, perennials
Posted in Dividing Perennials, Flowers and Gardens, Garden Maintenance
Posted in Dividing Perennials, Flowers and Gardens, Garden Maintenance
A Bit of Sunprint Play…
Summer sun and heat are really taking their toll on me this summer… The gardens keep calling my name, but I can only get a couple 15-20 minute sessions every couple of days working in them in my tick repelling,…
Back to the Gardens and a bit of Art
Trying to get back to posting a bit more regularly, here is a little update on the gardens…. and a tiny bit of art. The start of the gardening season found me still feeling hit by a train most of…
Lyme Update and The Gardens
March is flying by and the calender says it is Spring, but the gardens are still pretty brown with frozen earth… This is another post devoted mostly to my journey with Lyme Disease. I’ll try to keep it out of…
Posted in Flowers and Gardens, Lyme Disease
Accepted!!
Yesterday I got a set of THREE emails congratulating me on the acceptance of photos entered into the “Eye of the Quilter” special exhibit for the International Quilt Festival in Houston this Fall!! Each of the previous 3 years I…
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Posted in Flowers and Gardens, Photography
Posted in Flowers and Gardens, Photography
