Wow...I bet that was back breaking!

LOL That's what you told me last year about 'Queen Of The Seas'! : )

Don B.

i would have moved smaller things from around it..

and announced its location as THE PERFECT SPOT ...

crikey man ... think hard.. work easy ...

ken

You simply have to get a bigger wheelbarrow.
Jon

I guess today was moving day for hostas! I moved a clump of 'His Honor' today and had to use the van :)

One-upped by our favorite Chris, now *that's* an honor ! This pic is one I had to cut the pot off - waited too long again...

One-upped by our favorite Chris, now *that's* an honor ! This pic is one I had to cut the pot off - waited too long again...

{{!gwi}}

Wow, Chris. Talk about your 'Uncut, field-grown' plants!

Don B.

by the way, HH, that's great that you are able to grow such a large T Rex. I could never get that one to do much here.

Chris, it's so part of the Hosta growing mystique that what works for some or many isn't good for all.

After a few years of begging my wife to let me have a T-Rex, she relented, and now i had to find it a proper home.

Fyi, it was grown in a spot with direct sun from about 11 AM to abt 3 PM.

How it will now fare in our pine forest is yet to be seen.

It must be the location,but my T-Rex is almost that big. Good luck with siting that monster,HH! Chris,you certainly know how to grow em'! Phil

T-Rex's new home

Here's the one I had to cut the 1 gallon pot off - Final Summation.

grow them in the Sun move them to the shade

If you wait too long........you just need the right tools.....

Paul

Where's the masking tape in these photos??? Isn't it the magic ingredient??
Jan

Wonderful big hosta! Whew, guess I took my Empress Wu out of her small pot just in time....she was coming out the bottom after two months or less of rainy days.

....I am coveting all your planting room, HH. Love your tall piney woods.