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Planting Edible Hostas In Our Container Garden !



Planting Edible Hostas In Our Container Garden ! Today we are planting a few types of hostas in our porch garden containers ! See how to plant and grow hostas ! If you have a shady spot, hostas are the plants for you !

*** Please see the disclosure at the beginning of the video concerning the importance of keeping pets (they are poisonous to cats and dogs) and young children (indigestion possible).

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23 Comments

  2. Joseph Garrison

    WE ALWAYS HAVE TO PLANT LOTS OF HOSTAS CAUSE OF DEER,WHICH WE DON'T MINE,,,SOMETIMES WE PUT OUT SALT & ALFALFA BLOCKS ALSO,,,FOUND OUT ALSO DEER LOVE SOYBEANS

  4. Nahni’s Journey

    Hello from Coastal Georgia Zone 8B! I just love seeing your sweet little darling running up to the camera and saying Bumblebee Junction in her sweet voice.

    You’re doing an amazing job with your beautiful garden!

  5. Alice Cowan

    I love this idea for repurposing both items! Very nice! Wonder if all hostas are edible? I have a three, but I’ve never heard that before? I will have to do some research. Lol

  6. Angels Arrived

    I don't know what's going on, but YouTube won't let me press the thumbs up button. Boooooo YouTube.
    I went out, and came back, and they allowed me to give it a thumbs 👍.

  8. Angels Arrived

    My Hostas are very large and gorgeous. So much so , someone stole 2 in the very front of my home. 👎. That's the kind of neighbors I have. They come up every year, when their not stolen. G-D knows who took them and will judge them some day. G-D Bless.
    I never take them in during the winter. Even with tons of snow. Come spring they just regrow over and over again. That's why their in the garden, so they can spread out as much as they like. 😊

  12. Joanne Ganon

    Hey Mark and Tina, what a neat stand idea👍.
    Good choice for part Sun and Shade 😍.
    I hope they do well!
    JO JO IN VT 😆💕

  13. Wran Ther

    With all your time and efforts involved Tina, you have created a very attractive porch to your home! May your flowers bloom warmly and your raised beds produce deliciously!! -Bob…

  19. mark t old garden gnome

    We have Hosta's and Bleeding Heart's in 3 beds across the front
    of our house. So nice to have the beauty of them, come back every
    Spring, no questions asked. Ours are inground, permanent, and
    ground freezes deep here. I don't know if they'd winter over well in
    buckets outside. Dormancy is dormancy. Bucket on the porch, or a
    bucket in the cellar? We just let ours die back to nothing every year,
    clean up the beds each spring and mulch over them with sea food
    compost. When they sprout, bark mulch cover. I'll send ya some pics.

    PS, There's 2 Peony's in there too! 🙂

  21. Henry Cooks

    Have tons of hostas around here, I had one you would probably love , it was called mouse ears, kept it in a container, it was itty bitty, the cutest thing ever, and had tiny flowers when it bloomed, kept in a container so the deer would not eat them, but sadly it did not come back this year. Expensive but I might try to find another. Plants on the porch are doing good, hummingbirds love the hosta flowers.

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