Use the same setup as tomatoes: sterile seed-starting mix, lights, 70°F. Surface-sow seeds, barely cover with mix, then add a thin layer of milled sphagnum moss to prevent damping off.
When true leaves appear, pot up individually. Harden off after last frost, then plant in shade garden.
Most hostas are hybrids; seedlings won’t resemble parents. But you may discover unique variations.
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