eased to give this update. These are the three surviving hostas I mentioned in an earlier post. As you can see, they're still going strong. I've moved them to a spot beneath the pecan tree in the back yard where they seem to be quite happy. By potting the hostas, I've managed to keep the slug damage to a minimum, and the cats from lying on them. I'm not positive, but I believe the cats may have been what killed the other five. If that's the case, these should survive for many years to come. Friday, May 7, 2010
Hosta Update
I'm so pl
eased to give this update. These are the three surviving hostas I mentioned in an earlier post. As you can see, they're still going strong. I've moved them to a spot beneath the pecan tree in the back yard where they seem to be quite happy. By potting the hostas, I've managed to keep the slug damage to a minimum, and the cats from lying on them. I'm not positive, but I believe the cats may have been what killed the other five. If that's the case, these should survive for many years to come.
eased to give this update. These are the three surviving hostas I mentioned in an earlier post. As you can see, they're still going strong. I've moved them to a spot beneath the pecan tree in the back yard where they seem to be quite happy. By potting the hostas, I've managed to keep the slug damage to a minimum, and the cats from lying on them. I'm not positive, but I believe the cats may have been what killed the other five. If that's the case, these should survive for many years to come. 
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