It’s the second week of August. The Marque Moon is still blooming, one other daylily, and the hostas. Things are slowing down.
Today I sat outside and looked. What goes to the new gardens up north? What is crowded here? What is overdue for division?
#1 is one of the Patriot hostas. Poor guy. It got too much sun, it was a drought year, and I suspect the lawncare provider oversprayed weed killer – hint the grass is also dead along the pavers.
He needs some love. He needs a change. Maybe somewhere where there’s no need for weed killer. Somewhere where the yards are old and full of mini strawberries and wild daisies – if we let them grow. He might just prefer mulch to rock. We’ll see.
Pack your soil Patriot hosta. You’re moving north.
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