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  Gardora 18:39 on 18. June 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Divide ( 34 ), Division ( 27 ), Growth ( 35 ), Hostas, Propagation ( 35 )   

  Dividing Hostas 

  Care for you hostas: they can be divided as they come into growth! About dividing hostas: http://j.mp/k4WKC9
   

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  Gardora 07:17 on 4. August 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Garden Plants ( 20 ), Hostas, Summer ( 29 ), Summer Storms   

  Damage on Garden Plants 

  Sometimes heavy summer storms damage garden plants! Some tips what to do about hail damage on hostas: http://j.mp/aq7p9K

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  Gardora 06:57 on 10. June 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cultivars ( 25 ), Divide ( 34 ), Division ( 27 ), Growth ( 35 ), Hostas, Perennials ( 101 )   

  Divide Hostas 

  Hostas can now be divided as they come into growth! Interested in really big cultivars? Take a look: http://j.mp/aJKyZR

  Damage on Garden Plants « Gardora.net, and june hanshaw are discussing. Toggle Comments

   
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    june hanshaw 22:13 on 10. June 2010 Permalink | Reply

    l did mine 6 wks ago they look great and the leaves haven,t been chewed by slugs and snails placing them of the ground and using egg shells helped or the wild life are not hungary

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  Gardora 07:13 on 8. March 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Delphiniums ( 5 ), Growth ( 35 ), Hostas, Lilies ( 13 ), Plants ( 306 ), Slugs ( 7 ), Snails ( 6 )   

  Protect Plants from Slugs and Snails 

  Do not forget to protect new growth on lilies, delphiniums, hostas and any other plants affected, from slugs and snails.

  Eco Garden: Dealing with pests | Herb Garden Plants, and Mrs Rosemary MATLEY are discussing. Toggle Comments

   
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    Mrs Rosemary MATLEY 09:39 on 8. March 2010 Permalink | Reply

    Every morning I enjoy turning the computer on to see what the day’s garden tip is, thoroughly useful. Tonight at Garden Club we are making the little
    holders from toilet rolls and newspaper you gave out.