Welcome to the British Hosta & Hemerocallis Society…
The BHHS is a registered Charity (1003489), existing to promote the study and cultivation of Hosta and Hemerocallis (daylilies). It is an affiliate of the Royal Horticultural Society.
The British Hosta and Hemerocallis Society aims to:
• Increase knowledge about Hostas and Daylilies
• Encourage you to grow Hostas and Daylilies
• Preserve and explore the history of Hostas and Daylilies
• Answer botanical and cultural queries and give advice.
• Publish and preserve information about Hostas and Daylilies
The public area of our Website gives you free access to useful information and news about Hostas and Daylilies
Latest News
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How to Pollinate Daylilies – Simple Hybridising Guide for Beginners
Discover how easy and magical it is to pollinate daylilies and create your very own unique hybrids. In this video, we walk you through the simple steps of daylily hybridising — from choosing parent plants, transferring pollen, and tagging crosses, to collecting and storing the…
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Protect Your Hostas – A Slug & Snail Control Tip
Are your Hostas full of holes this season? In this video, we show you one simple evening habit that can save your garden — without harming the ecosystem. Learn where slugs and snails hide, how to find them after dark, and how to gently relocate…
Join the British Hosta and Hemerocallis Society
By joining the BHHS you receive…
The BHHS Journal twice a year. A full colour printed Journal
Access to the Members’ Area of the BHHS Website
which includes:
More information on Hostas and Daylilies
Online copies of the Hosta and Hemerocallis Handbooks (downloadable)
Online copies of the BHHS Journals (all downloadable).
Access to the BHHS Library Catalogue
Garden Directory of gardens open to members by appointment
Discounts at some specialist nurseries.
Membership of BHHS costs from £20.00 p.a. from Jan. 2024
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