Apply 3–4 inches of mulch after hostas die back. This suppresses winter annual weeds.
After the last frost, pull mulch away from the crowns so new shoots can emerge unimpeded.
Preen (trifluralin) prevents annual weed seeds from germinating. It does not affect perennial weeds.
Maintain mulch depth and reapply Preen in early spring for season-long control.
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