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 El Bingo Gringo |
What's the best way transplant hastas? (it's GARDENING DAY!) |
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Posts: 1442 (09/06/08 7:21 AM) Registered User |
.....without killing them
natch Also, I have a bush that is about 7' tall that has small leaves and little red berries. Anybody know what this bush is? t.ia |
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Bernard Wrangler |
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Posts: 9596 (09/06/08 7:32 AM) this won't end well.
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sorry... I could answer but I'm too busy trying to come up with a "hosta la vista, baby" pun.
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Taniwha Is Waiting |
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Posts: 2243 (09/06/08 7:34 AM) Registered User |
I don't think it's possible to kill hostas. Just dig it up, split it if it's gotten too big and stick the new part in the ground.
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BJ |
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Posts: 5850 (09/06/08 7:38 AM) MESS member |
Bernard Wrangler wrote:I would hosta la vista on a pc myself. |
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Posts: 30179 (09/06/08 7:41 AM) Sexy asshole |
you can't kill those things, they're the herpes of the garden. if it's still warm where you are, make sure you water them every day until it gets
cool.
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Magdalyn |
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Posts: 8319 (09/06/08 7:51 AM) Registered User |
Mine made flowers this year! Last year they didn't, maybe because they were pissed off that I moved them all. I didn't know they could flower, they
just came up out of the ground a few months after we moved in.
The flowers are like this (without the brown spots): 
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