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I have a border of hostas that my grandfather grew for me from a hosta in his yard. They are approximately 7 or 8 years old. They are very large now and have self-seeded into smaller plants that are growing around them. Do I need to divide them? I would love to able to do this and give some away to friends, as well as give them the new plants. If I do need to divide them, when should I do this? I live in Georgia, zone 8, where it is very hot from about mid-April to mid-October or November, and the hostas have occasionally lasted into December before returning at the end of February or beginning of March.
Plants: 5 | From: Georgia | Registered: Apr 2004
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Hi I am a zone 5, but I do occasionally divide my hostas so I can move them to other parts of my garden. I usually do my dividing in late fall, when they have died back.
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I live in Monroe, NC zone 7b. I divide and move my hosta in early spring, before April 15th, or at the end of summer a few weeks before it's supposed to get too cold. Just make sure you keep them watered. They will multipy back out so you can divide as much as you want.
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I am a zone 5, but I do occasionally divide my hostas so I can move them to other parts of my garden. I usually do my dividing in late fall, when they have died back.
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