Hosta's are beautiful, and one of my husband's favorite plants. I love that you grow them in pots. I love the other videos you've shown on the pot grown hostas. I bought one today marked down because the plastic pot it was in was falling apart. I adore terracotta pots, but they don't last through a winter like they used to here in the States either. Thank you for sharing.
I've been growing Francee in a pot for years without dividing. I think it's been in the same pot for 15 years! I'm planning on moving several of my "blue" hostas into pots to move them up on my deck to keep the deer from harvesting them for themselves. Terracotta pots cannot be used outside in my zone 6 winters. I use styrofoam pots only. Even though these pots do not breathe, my Francee hosta and a choke berry tree have been doing fine in them for many winters. Thanks for your videos!
I often wondered if pots could withstand the pressure of expanding hosta roots. I have several dwarf hostas, and they might go really well in a pot! Thanks for the idea!!
They love being in pots it seems to reduce slug and snail damage to . We don’t use any pest control except the birds and we have very little slug damage
4:03 I wonder if they’re the Hosta Fortunei - if they have lavender/lilac flowers, or if they have white flowers, they might be Hosta Grandiflora? Edit* I’m in Australia so they might have different names. Hoping you might know. What if they don't have a dormant period? It’s late autumn here and I have several hosta that still haven't gone dormant! 😅
Good question . Our always have a dormant period in uk related probably to daylight hours . If it’s a mild autumn winter they can hold onto their leaves longer
We over winter them in their pots in UK but our temperatures may not go as low as yours. We keep them in a sheltered position close to a wall. They have gone through frosts and snow and down to about -10 . Last year we sadly lost all our agapanthus in pots during a very long period of hard frost but the hostas were fine. it depends how cold your winters are
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Hosta's are beautiful, and one of my husband's favorite plants. I love that you grow them in pots. I love the other videos you've shown on the pot grown hostas. I bought one today marked down because the plastic pot it was in was falling apart. I adore terracotta pots, but they don't last through a winter like they used to here in the States either. Thank you for sharing.
We love hostas to . Lovely to get a bargain
I've been growing Francee in a pot for years without dividing. I think it's been in the same pot for 15 years! I'm planning on moving several of my "blue" hostas into pots to move them up on my deck to keep the deer from harvesting them for themselves. Terracotta pots cannot be used outside in my zone 6 winters. I use styrofoam pots only. Even though these pots do not breathe, my Francee hosta and a choke berry tree have been doing fine in them for many winters. Thanks for your videos!
Glad you enjoy them we have lots of dear but so far they’ve left the hostas alone
I often wondered if pots could withstand the pressure of expanding hosta roots. I have several dwarf hostas, and they might go really well in a pot! Thanks for the idea!!
They love being in pots it seems to reduce slug and snail damage to . We don’t use any pest control except the birds and we have very little slug damage
4:03 I wonder if they’re the Hosta Fortunei - if they have lavender/lilac flowers, or if they have white flowers, they might be Hosta Grandiflora? Edit* I’m in Australia so they might have different names.
Hoping you might know. What if they don't have a dormant period? It’s late autumn here and I have several hosta that still haven't gone dormant! 😅
Good question . Our always have a dormant period in uk related probably to daylight hours . If it’s a mild autumn winter they can hold onto their leaves longer
Конечно олени не у всех гуляют рядом с домом.🙂👍💯❤️🌷
Some days we wish we did not but they are a fantastic sight to behold
I’m in Toronto Canada and can the Hostas be overwintered in these clay pots?
We over winter them in their pots in UK but our temperatures may not go as low as yours. We keep them in a sheltered position close to a wall. They have gone through frosts and snow and down to about -10 . Last year we sadly lost all our agapanthus in pots during a very long period of hard frost but the hostas were fine. it depends how cold your winters are
Do you have deer who eat them? I have deer who eat my hostas like they are lettuce!!!!!!
We do have lots of deer in garden but they seem to be leaving the hostas alone