How else can you plant hostas beautifully in a flowerbed? You can use the following techniques:

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Path made of decorative stone, decorated with hosta bushes

The culture also acts as a refreshing background for nondescript plants and is used as the main decoration when creating a flowerbed. Based on tall species, further flowerbed design is created with lower representatives of the same culture or other suitable plants. The lowest varieties (dwarfs) are planted in the foreground of flower plantings (rockeries, alpine gardens, flowerbeds).

Subtleties of growing

Medium-sized varieties of hosta should be honduras mobile database with flowers of purple or white shades.
Varieties with green and blue leaves will show their best qualities only in the shade, while yellow and light green ones need lacy shade for optimal decorativeness.
The delightfully beautiful hosta bush will look at home in any flowerbed. Its simplicity in cultivation makes it even more desirable for gardeners. And the ability of the crop to grow in the most unpopular areas of the garden makes them even more attractive. Only they must be protected from strong drafts! A quiet, damp area in the shade - and the plant will look spectacular.

Coniferous motifs: a collector's garden
In late autumn, there are fewer colours in the garden. And the winter palette is not rich at all - shades of white and brown are rather monotonous and sometimes dull. And here conifers come to the rescue, coming to the fore in winter and tactfully freeing it up in summer

Igor Uspensky's garden is located northeast of Moscow, near Kirzhach. Seventeen years ago, it was a field overgrown with weeds and surrounded by a picturesque dense forest. Here, on an area of ​​16 acres, Igor decided to create the garden of his dreams. During this time, there were many trials and errors typical of a novice gardener (passion for annuals, the desire to plant everything that is sold). But these years were not in vain: there was an understanding of the need to select plants for existing climatic and soil conditions, experience in growing various groups of crops was gained, and favorites appeared. The first were one of the most reliable and decorative perennials, hostas. Initially, it was for them that trees were planted, creating a light, openwork shade. Today, the collection of hostas in the garden numbers more than 200 specimens.