Who is Gertens?

Gertens is a third generation, family run business and currently operates Spike’s Feed, Seed and Pet Supply stores throughout the western Twin Cities, E J Houle’s in Stillwater and Forest Lake, a feed mill in Delano and Gertens Garden Center in Inver Grove Heights.

Is the el nino flower herbaceous?

Hosta tardiflora ‘El Nino’ PP #14,632; CPBR #2662 Violet-blue bell-shaped flowers appear on upright stems from mid to late summer. Pairs well with bright, variegated hosta varieties. The thick, sturdy foliage resists slug damage. An herbaceous perennial.

Do Gertens gift cards expire?

The great thing about Gertens gift cards is that they never expire!

Who owns Gertens?

In 1989, the third generation of Gertens became primary owners: Bob Gertens’ two sons, Lewis and Glen, and Bob’s son-in-law, Gino Pitera. This new generation exuded the same passion for local growth, keeping their grandfather’s vision close to heart.

How big is Gertens?

40,000 sq. ft
Gertens sits on more than 100 acres in Inver Grove Heights, MN. We have more than 40,000 sq. ft of retail space and just across from the store on Blaine Avenue, sits Gertens Commercial Sales.

What is Hosta Guacamole?

‘Guacamole’ is a medium hosta with leaves the color of guacamole. It is a sport of H. ‘Fragrant Bouquet’. It grows in a mound to 18″ tall but spreads over time to as much as 50″ wide. It features slightly convex, wide oval, chartreuse-gold leaves (to 11″ by 8″) with irregular darker bluish-green margins.

How many employees does Gertens have?

About us. Gertens is a large 100+ acre Garden Center, catering to the needs of our retail and wholesale customers. Along with our main location, we have eight locations that are part of the Gertens infrastructure. We have been in business since 1920 and employ more than 500 employees during our peak season.

Can guacamole hostas take full sun?

Other examples of rugose-type hostas for sun include Hosta ‘Sum and Substance,’ ‘Guacamole’ and ‘Stained Glass. ‘ Many of the Hosta fortunei hybrids and sports also have rugose leaves, including ‘Fortunei Hyacinthina’ and ‘Fortunei Aureomarginata. ‘

Can guacamole hosta in full sun?

High-filtered or dappled sunlight is necessary for clean, healthy growth. Morning sun is tolerable and will help to intensify the leaf colors, but hot afternoon sun is usually deadly to hostas. They are most at home in shady, woodland settings and often work well as specimen or edging plants.

Is Gertens a good company to work for?

Gertens is a fun place to work, its casual, their is team work among the employees. Every one is helpful, they provide on going training and support. Its a pretty and enjoyable environment.

What is the most sun tolerant hosta?

Hosta plantaginea
Hosta plantaginea is one of the most sun-tolerant hosta species, thriving even in four to six hours of sun exposure.

How big do guacamole hostas get?

‘Guacamole’ is a medium hosta with leaves the color of guacamole. It is a sport of H. ‘Fragrant Bouquet’. It grows in a mound to 18″ tall but spreads over time to as much as 50″ wide.

Are there any hostas that can take full sun?

Hosta varieties with extensive white coloration or with thin leaves are likely to burn in full sun. In general, blue-leaf hostas require shade, while those with fragrant flowers, gold or yellow foliage or slight white variegation can tolerate more sun.

Where is the best place to plant hostas?

To plant hostas, select a spot that receives partial to full shade. Most types of hostas can withstand morning sun but prefer a shady setting. It’s important to know that these perennials grow best in soil that’s fertile and full of organic matter.

Do hostas spread out?

Versatile and easy to grow, most hosta varieties spread readily once they are established. They grow from rhizomes that spread just below soil level, and healthy clumps of hostas can be divided into smaller clumps every few years to share with friends, family and neighbors.

Do hostas like sun or shade?

SHADE
HOSTAS FOR SHADE It’s for good reason—hostas absolutely love shade. Indeed, they languish in the hot afternoon sun so your shady landscape will provide them just the right conditions.

Can hostas be in full sun?

Do hostas need a lot of water?

Hostas are drought tolerant, yet like moist well drained soil. If the weather is hotter, increase the watering to three times per week. Large hostas should be watered two times per week and daily during hot weather, especially if it gets more sun. Hostas growing in pots will require more frequent watering.

Do hostas spread?

Allow plenty of room when you plant to accommodate for their mature size. Small varieties spread three times as wide as they are tall. Medium-size varieties spread twice their height, and the larger varieties are at least as wide as they are tall.

Do hostas like full sun or shade?

shade
It’s for good reason—hostas absolutely love shade. Indeed, they languish in the hot afternoon sun so your shady landscape will provide them just the right conditions.

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