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Hostas have three basic rates at which they grow i.e. make
divisions and reach mature clump, that
include:
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Fast |
Moderate |
Slow |
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1. Fast
Growing Hostas - Plants in this category will multiply
quickly in landscape which means that they produce large numbers
of buds each season which result in a larger clump in the
following year. These plants will grow into a mature clump very
quickly and may require division more frequently.
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Note: The following is
a list of "fast growing" hostas compiled from
several sources in books, Hosta Journals and
websites. Plants appear on this list based on
personal observations and subjective comparisons
with other hostas.
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2. Moderate
Growing Hostas - This group of hostas expands at a rate
slower than the fast growers and faster than the slow
growers...wow, what a definition. Actually, that relative
description is as good as any since we are not aware of any
specific measurements that would make the definition more
precise.
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The following is a list of "moderate growing" hostas
compiled from several sources in books, Hosta
Journals and websites. Plants appear on this list
based on personal observations and subjective
comparisons with other hostas. |
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3. Slow
Growing Hostas - Generally, these are hostas that add
buds to the crown very slowly. It takes several years for these
to reach their mature clump size.
Note:
The following is a list of "slow growing" hostas
compiled from several sources in books, Hosta
Journals and websites. Plants appear on this list
based on personal observations and subjective
comparisons with other hostas.
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