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Gardening With Giant Hostas: Where Do You Put Them?

Gentle Giant Hosta, a Giant Hosta

Where And How Do You Use GIANT Hostas? There are so many giant hosta cultivars today that the ways to use them is endless, limited only by your imagination. Giant hostas make tremendous focal points whether planted alone as a specimen or planted in a mass for large area coverage. Hosta ‘Key West’ or Hosta Read More

Spring Dreaming In Winter Mode

Spring Dreaming At NH Hostas

We have made it to the New Year and, for most of us, the cold and snow have taken over. The chilly winter months are a great time to plan your spring and summer garden. Gardening may be the last thing on our minds because of the weather but there are plenty of things we Read More

Growing Hostas in Decorative Containers

Container gardening is used for many reasons with the two most popular reasons being space limitations and decorative appeal. People grow all sorts of plants in containers from vegetables to trees. For this article I will focus on why and how to grow hostas in decorative containers. Let’s start off with why you can and Read More

Why Should I Grow Fragrant Hostas?

Why Grow Fragrant Hostas? When choosing a new hosta for your garden, very few of you take the flower performance into suggestion for your choice. The majority of people choose the hostas they want because of the leaf color, shape and size. You may not care about the flowers, and I know a lot of Read More

Happy Thanksgiving

Well, our gardens are sleeping for the winter and it is definitely cold every morning when we let the dogs out. We wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and a great start to the holiday season. Happy Holidays from Abby!

Meet Our Staff

NH Hostas cheerful staff

                    Meet our amazing New Hampshire Hostas staff! From left to right: P.J., Sherri, Jean, Richard..and of course Chloe and Abby: the wonder dogs!

Start A Vermicomposting Bin!

If you have a small area in your garage or basement you can easily start a vermicomposting bin. Vermicompost is the process of composting using worms to create a vermicast (worm manure). The castings left over from the vermicompost contain less contaminants and higher levels of beneficial nutrients than regular compost. These vermicomposting bins do Read More