My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
Hoping I'm wrong, but my wife and I received a number of hostas from a friend. We were preoccupied by a frost shortly after that. As I'm looking at the remaining growth, I'm a little concerned about some fuzziness and veins on the hosta leaves. Could this be symptoms of the dreaded HVX?
If so, do the hostas nearby need to be removed as well immediately, or should I wait and see?
I think this is pretty natural coloration for this undulata. One of the leaves in the last picture (at eight o'clock) is a little worrying. But this year in my garden everyone gets the benefit of the doubt because of the late freeze.
I don't see a problem and removing nearby hosta would provide an opportunity for HVX (if present) to spread unless the hostas were completely isolated as in no opportunity for roots to be intermingled.
Thanks all! I'll keep an eye on them but it's a huge relief. After the heavy late frosts this year, my wife and I were just nervous about anything more.
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