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10 years ago

Hello all!

Happy to see such a high traffic on hosta forum, glad you all are doing well.
I am very new to growing hosta, but I am making some progress (I hope). I will let you all judge :)
New hosta bed last year. The largest guys are Blue Mammoths
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Here they are this year. I love them!
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This spring I planted Hydrangeas and evergreens by the fence, now I need to move mammoths forward, closer to the middle of the bed.

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Ella_2012
Original Author
10 years ago
Sorry, I thought I remember how to do it.
Here they are
Last year

This year
flower_frenzy
10 years ago
Looks great! It's amazing what a difference one year can make. Is that ajuga that you have as an under planting?
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Jon 6a SE MA
10 years ago
Nice..and another example of how large hosta are NOT slow growing.

Jon
Gesila
10 years ago
Great growth on your Blue Mammoth. I am seriously impressed with your ajuga! I really love it and have been unable to grow it sucessfully. Your clumps of ajuga are beautiful!

Remember, you can edit posts on the forum now.

Gesila

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