Hosta flowers.
By Spritzhenry
- 4 Jul, 2009
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Easy just shadey and damp but they can cope with pretty much anything
5 Jul, 2009
Yes, Ian, in the soil or in pots, as Mushybanana says, in damp shade - although there are some that like the sun as long as they are kept well-watered. They are slug and snail magnets, though - so you have to cope with that somehow.
5 Jul, 2009
I didn't even know these flower, my neighbour has a couple and i,ve never seen any flowers on them.
5 Jul, 2009
No good for my sandpit excuse of a garden then :~((
5 Jul, 2009
Lovely flowers on one of the best foilage plants around!
5 Jul, 2009
Ian, you could grow one or two in pots!
Usernut, yes, indeed, they do flower - some prettier than others, admitedly.
I saw these open and thought they were lovely and deserved a photo-shoot! lol.
5 Jul, 2009
Thanks Spritz. Lovely detail.
5 Jul, 2009
Welcome back, Toto - I missed you! :-)
5 Jul, 2009
Shhhhh Carol might here you. I'm just training my new wallet and it won't be ready for a few more weeks :~)))
5 Jul, 2009
Thanks Spritz. Surprising how far behind you get even if your away for only a few days.
5 Jul, 2009
You are SOOO right! We were off line due to a lightning strike for three days and it felt like three weeks! I still haven't caught up.
5 Jul, 2009
My pc blew up tonight (literally) I was off for two hours and started to go into withdrawl. Good job I've got a spare :~))
5 Jul, 2009
Lol, Ian.
I remember a Gardeners World programme with Anne Swithinbank in Holland - florists were selling bunches of hosta flowers, they were lovely, and very popular.
6 Jul, 2009
very nice, a lovely shot and beautiful flowers.
11 Jul, 2009
Thanks! Pity they don't last longer. :-(
11 Jul, 2009
mmm know what you mean.... one of my hosta's went to seed last year... and i now have a whole tray of little babies :-) gonna watch out for that again this year, usually i dead head them so they don't set seed, but i don't supose it matters as like you say they only flower for a short time anyway... the plant looks really healthy this year too..
12 Jul, 2009
One of my Hostas has NO snail damage at all! The others have a few holes. I need to find out which one it is, don't I!
13 Jul, 2009
there are some slug/snail resistant ones... :D the one i have that i not resistant have had a bit of a go at, but they are recovering well and now coming into flower...and that is even with the nemaslug, as good as it is, there are just sooooooo many in my garden. :-(
15 Jul, 2009
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We like these Spritzy, Are they difficult to grow?
4 Jul, 2009