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transplanting hostas

20 years ago

I have some hostas that I planted last fall (some were divided as they were planted). They are not doing well...yellowing leaves, etc. It appears to be they're getting too much sun (they get full sun from about 10 or 11am until 1:00 or so...much more than I thought they would). The rest of they day is shade from the house or filtered from trees.

I know this is a bad time of the year to transplant hostas, but what's worse....

1. transplanting them in June

2. leaving them where they are apparently getting too much sun.

Or...is there maybe something else that could be the problem? They're not being eaten, just drying of tips and then the whole leaf yellows and dies.

Thanks.

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