Today was gorgeous so I worked in the yard, trimming and dividing peonies and pulling a few weeks. It's time to transplant the hostas and get everyone cozy for winter. My hostas thrive in their north-facing spot, but they must be moved because a new patio will replace their current habitat. Alas! I hope they do okay in the west-facing bed.
I love the little last bits of color in the garden: silvery sage, yellow crocuses, crispy peonies. The leaves are just beginning their riot of color. Autumn in the mountains is a wonderful thing to witness.
Hostas are a southern plant aren't they? I'm sure I've read about them. Which photo shows the hostas Polly?
ReplyDeleteI am not sure what the hosta range is and how far north and south they thrive, actually! I love them! None of these photos show my hosta bed. If you look at my post on July 20, there is a hosta in bloom in the foreground. They have beautiful variegated leaves (at least mine do) with tall, lovely blooms. That entire bed I mulched in that post will be patio next year, so the hostas have to go.
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