How to Create a Hosta Garden

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Find an area in your yard that is mostly shade. Hosta love shade and will not thrive in full sun.

Use a cultivator to loosen soil and remove weeds.

Remove weeds and clean up bed.

Plant Hosta and shade loving plants keeping them about 3 feet apart to give them room to grow.

Add pavers and mulch to finish the bed.

Water well and enjoy your new garden!

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