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Tennessee Gardening
berickson_gw

Replacing hostas for the season

berickson
16 years ago

I have a large bed of hostas that is already dying out for the season. What can I plant in place of them that won't interfere with them blooming next spring? They are under a maple tree and get a decent amount of shade.

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