My hostas lost their shade when a tree was cut down.
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Jayme Renee on May 31, 2013I have my Hostas in full sun and they are doing just fine. Getting Huge actually. I have to split them this fall! :)Helpful Reply
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Patricia W on Jun 01, 2013Most hostas die in the heat of the sun. Is there any way you can plant a shrub or shade them in any way until late fall? Then you can move them. If its not hot where you are, move them now.Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Jun 01, 2013Some hostas take sun better than others. Generally speaking, hostas with green, chartreuse, or yellow leaves do better in sun than others. Also, smaller leaves are better for sun as their is less transpiration. Try interplanting taller perennials to provide some shade for your hostas.Helpful Reply
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