Gentle Giant 3rd year.
9 years ago
Bought as a single division plant 2014. It's been moved a few times. Seems happy here.
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9 years ago
9 years agoI just moved my gentle Giant today because it was hiding my three Victory hosta. It was heavy enough to I have to get help from my husband.. he wanted to know " WHY" are you moving it? Now I can see Victory and it has room to show off it's stunning growth. Also from a single shoot in 4 years of growth. Watch out Wu, you have competition now. This was my area I took out all my volunteer hosta between the house and shed.
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