Almost everyone in Georgia can identify a hosta in the spring and summer. These prized perennial plants are beloved for their size, colors and tolerance of shade in the garden. Though they send up ...

Known for their elegantly textured leaves, shade-loving hostas (Hostaceae) are a go-to plant for many home gardeners. These flowering, non-native perennials are suitable for USDA Hardiness Zones 3 ...

A little maintenance can go a long way. Cut back hostas in late fall when the leaves are brown to prevent diseases and pests.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Hostas are one of those garden staples that feel almost foolproof. They're hardy, they come back year after year, and they don't seem to ask ...

As the seasons change and leaves fall from the trees, you may notice some brown or yellow foliage on your hosta plants. While dying plants are a sign that cooler weather is on the way, avoid the ...

This will discourage overwintering pests, like slugs, and help promote healthy growth. Use a clean pair of bypass pruners, and cut the stems to about 2 inches above the soil. Pruning is an important ...