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Hosta Hail Damage: Remove Shredded Leaves, Disinfect Tools

Cut off any leaf stem with less than half its leaf remaining. If more than half remains, wait a week—if it dries, remove it. Disinfect pruners with alcohol between cuts. New leaves will emerge from the crown.

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