Hostas are eye-catching plants that can add interest to shady spots, but don't forget to pair them with other flowering ...

Your shade garden is a masterpiece. Lime-green hostas (Hosta spp) with creamy white stripes mingle with soft, smoky blues.

Master gardener Ciscoe Morris says the shade-loving hosta plants are easy to divide and need just a little love and fertilizer to continue to be healthy. #newdaynw ...

Arts & Entertainment How to keep slugs and snails away from your hostas Howard Garrett shares his answers on how to help hostas, or at least plant an alternative.

Embrace the darker side of gardening with minimal effort – our pick of low-maintenance shade plants will give little trouble ...

Hostas are mainly desired for their large clumps of handsome, shapely leaves. These leaves come in shades of gold, lime, blue, green and, most often, a daunting and ever increasing number of bi ...

(WGHP) — If you’re looking for a plant that doesn’t need a lot of sunshine or a lot of care, then consider planting Hostas. They work well in landscaping, and they have a variety of co… ...

What daylilies are to the sunny perennial garden, hostas are to the shade garden, with their adaptability, few maintenance requirements, long life and neat, symmetrical mounds of leaves with ...

Hosta plants and ornamental grasses can be grown in containers without too much effort. Spittle bugs in the rose garden are no cause for concern.

Hostas are a very low-maintenance perennial that you can grow in the shade. They require well-draining soil, but only need minimal fertilizing. Make sure to be patient when growing these plants ...

That's right -- you can cook and eat hostas, an ornamental perennial plant that grows throughout Upstate New York. Hostas are easy to grow. They like shade and multiply easily.

It sounds funny, but if you suspect that slugs are damaging your hostas, try placing beer in a pie tin overnight. The slugs will be lured by the brew.