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The best time of year to divide hostas is in late summer (August or early September). But, don't worry if you forget: You can divide hostas anytime from spring to fall.
Although hostas can be planted throughout the growing season, spring is generally the best time to plant. Hostas planted later when temperatures have warmed will need more water until their root systems have become established. It is more affordable to purchase hostas as dormant, bare root divisions in the spring. Plant bare root plants with the crown (the root-shoot junction) even with the surrounding soil and the growing tips visible at the soil surface.