Unlike garden-planted hostas, container hostas require extra nutrients to keep them happy and thriving. This surprising ...

Top tips for growing hostas in containers Planting Choose a large container (18in in diameter or more) with drainage holes.

Hostas thrive in moist soil, but too much water can be an issue. "They hate standing water," says Kate Walz, founder of KW ...

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When planting your containers, be sure to leave about an inch of space at the top. Arrange the taller plants in the center or back and trailing plants along the edges.

Gardening Pot luck: Tips and plant choices that will help you grow glorious container gardens ‘There are so many more sophisticated choices for containers now.’ Sweet potato vines growing from ...

“Hostas are one of the most diverse, hardy plants. During the growing season, you can’t even see the containers because the hostas are just so immense.

Planting colorful bedding plants in large containers will do just that. Strategically placed where the color will be most appreciated, colorful plants in containers can add the color we crave with ...

Our founder's tips for transplanting this hardy, shade-thriving plant. If you're thinking of transplanting any of your hostas—now is the best time. Martha says fall is the best time of the year ...

Planting colorful bedding plants in large containers will do just that. Strategically placed where the color will be most appreciated, colorful plants in containers can add the color we crave with ...