Can Hostas Be Moved In The Summer?
Q: We had to cut down trees in our property. This exposed our hostas to full sun and high temperatures. Can they be moved in the summer?
A: Soak the soil around each hosta until it’s soggy, then use a spading fork to lift it out of the ground without damaging too many roots. Use old towels and t-shirts to wrap the roots. Keep them damp and shaded until you can plant the hostas in a shady spot.
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