Here's the hosta by the house and the big blue hosta by the tulip poplar tree. I split the blue hosta last year and it made four nice plants. I love that the leaf is so big on it.
Once they get bigger, I'll split them again. Maybe in two years. You get more plants for your money.:):)
Here's the hydrangea that I transplanted to this new flowerbed. Not one bud of any kind, hmmm. The petunias are really doing well. What a sweet plant it is. I just pick the dead ones off every day or so. I am still not finished with this bed....I have to put the edging blocks in the ground a bit. Honestly any edging bricks, blocks or rocks ...is to keep Mr. Weed Whacker out, know what I mean ? I have Yelled at Ted when he gets too close to the trees and plants. LOL Today we are to have rain, then the next 4 days are suppose to really be nice.I am sure hoping. Have some fun today. xo
Maybe it will take that hydrangea another year before it decides to blossom. Not sure. I know that I can always count on petunias and hostas. They're a major part of my flowerbeds. :-)
ReplyDeleteYour hostas are ahead of ours. :-)
ReplyDeleteHostas do really well in shade. We don't have much shade around here - almost non-stop sun.:-) The hydrangea may need to "recover" from the move before it gets back to normal.
ReplyDeletexo Nellie
Your hostas are gorgeous. They are one of my favorite summer plants- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteWish I could figure out what is eating my hostas. Yours look beautiful. xo Laura
ReplyDeleteI know that slugs love hostas..might want to try some salt or slug bait around.xo,Susie
DeleteSusie I love Hostas. Been so hot here that a few of mine have a bit of leaf damage. Thank goodness we have had a bit of rain lately. Hope to divide mine next year. I bought a Van. Str. Hydrangea last year. It had lots of blooms. Nothing this year. What's up with that?
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann