Propagation by division is easy and suitable even for a beginner gardener. It is one of the easiest ways to get more of the ...

Daylilies ( Hemerocallis spp.) need dividing every four to five years to keep them at their peak of flower production.

It's best to divide hostas in the fall so the plant experiences less stress. Hostas pull apart very easily, but if you come across a denser crown, use a sharp, sterile knife to get the job done.

Hardy hostas are fairly low maintenance. They grow in clumps and are easier to divide in the fall, although they generally don’t need to be divided often.

Many other fall perennials can usually be cut back in spring, but hostas are different. Brown decaying foliage makes the plant's crown susceptible to garden pests and rodents.

You can prune hostas to remove dead leaves and spent flowers anytime to keep them looking their best. For a full cut, wait ...

As the hostas go dormant this fall, cut back the foliage and mark the spot where each plant is located. The best time to divide hostas is in the spring just as they begin to wake up, in late March ...

Hostas fade over winter, leaving a bare patch in the yard. Choose companion plants wisely to replace winter color or improve ...

Hardy hostas are fairly low maintenance. They grow in clumps and are easier to divide in the fall, although they generally don’t need to be divided often.