Yet to what extent do the Lisbon Treaty commitments to solidarity underpin these policies? This panel will examine the relevance of solidarity in European climate change commitments and will ask, in the world beyond 2020 and shaped by the Paris Agreement for the governance of the Energy Union, what will solidarity become? Chair: TBC
Planting hosta in direct sunlight can result in scorch or sunburn, especially in USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 6. Southern blight is a fungal disease that causes rot at the base of the leaves, causing leaves to yellow, collapse and eventually die. An additional sign of southern blight is the development of a cotton-like webbing at the stem base and surrounding soil.
Hosta foliage is easily susceptible to damage, and holes could result. Remove debris under and around the hostas to discourage other insects, such as earwigs and cutworms, that can chew holes in hosta leaves. Water the plants in the morning, so that the top of the soil can dry out before nightfall. Consistently wet conditions often attract insects.