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Category: HOSTAS | Posted: Sun Dec 28, 2008 7:20 am

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I have a fascination for plants that require special circumstances. Whatever is wrong with me?

I have been wanting to start an affair with hostas for a while. Well I cant find them down here i south Florida. I think because it is so hot in the summer and it does not get or stay very cold for very long.
Anyhow I bought some hostas on line. I planted them the other day in some pots and am waiting for them to grow. I know they need lots of shade and that they like to be wet. I put them in a mixture of potting soil and compost and topped it off with some pine bark. I can keep them in a shady spot and make sure they are wet. In my feeble mind so far so good right? I really want to do a good job in keeping them healthy.

Any one else out there tried to grow hostas in a hot and humid climate?

I NEED HOSTA HELP!




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Droopy wrote on Sun Dec 28, 2008 7:30 am:

Oh, dear, you're done for now. *lol* I wish you every bit of good luck and hope that you've selected hostas that will like your climate. So far it looks like you've done everything right. Now it depends on the hostas.

Hostas are easy to grow in our garden, and we've got lots of them. You can find them in my blog if you want to.

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Fern wrote on Wed Dec 31, 2008 12:35 am:

Hi Flowir's,I think its great that your trying to grow Hosta's in your climate, I live in the Northeast of England Brrr, and i started a Tropical border this year, I know I know :) Thing is, it turned out Brilliantly, ill be posting pics soon. So go for it and good Luck, some of My hostas are in full sun and there fine, also ive just bought 2 new one's, there called Big Daddy.. Cool Eh.. Fern..

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