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thank you so much Nate.... I was worried that you had just signed off when I posted this, I thought being so connected if so many different things you would have some ideas... I'll search those now... thanks!
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06-29-2006, 05:55 PM
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Nathan! You Rock!
What a ready resource you are!
How should I be watering my hastas? They are droopy even though I water them daily.
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06-29-2006, 09:26 PM
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I can vouch for cheaptickets....they've been a consistent source of good information. And don't forget to call the airline directly.
Revtj- On Hostas: Water is important for optimal growth. A minimum of an inch of water each week is recommended, and can come from rain, irrigation, or hand watering. Hostas that are grown in sandy soil may need even more water because of the increased drainage provided by the sandy conditions. In general, the greatest growth occurs when water exceeds the minimum recommended rate. Watering hostas on a regular basis early in the day is highly recommended. The soil should also be checked to make sure runoff is not occurring. A deep watering will ensure good root development. It it getting enough light? We all need light. 
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