I think this is my first time in the vegetable forum!

On a whim this weekend I bought some Kale to plant. Of course, after getting home, I went to pull the tag out and saw the tag read "red dynasty kale". Just my luck I grabbed one that had been mislabeled. Anyway... I know it is a cool weather vegetable from cooking with it for a while. This, obviously, didn't stop me from getting it anyway. It looked kinda of sad to begin with but I thought get it out of the flat and into the ground and it'll be fine. Its been in two days and I'm not so sure....

If anyone can help me identify it and give me some growing tips/info. I've read a few other posts but still kind of confused.

Thanks!

We had an out-of-nowhere freeze last night. I noticed a few things that didn't take it so well but not too bad... except a minuteman hosta we planted in the fall last year (very small... deep discount from lowes or HD or something). It wasn't very big... 3 or 4 leaves, about 3" wide by 4" long each at most. The leaves are wet and wilted... very frost bitten looking. Hoping its not really dead or anything but whats the best way to care for/remedy this? Should I cut it all back and let it start over or...? any advise would be appreciated.

Thanks again

First time poster in hydrangea forum... I have an annabelle in my back yard (picture attached). I love it but its located behind a huge tree so you can never see it. I also have three dogs and I'm afraid they're going to trample it. Obviously, moving the whole thing would be quite the task (its about 4 feet wide) so can I "split" off a section? How would you recommend going about this?

I also have a 'limelight' in front I bought from lowes or something last fall, on sale. Its got some leaves coming in. I'm going to redo some of the front yard and I'm wondering if its too late to try to transplant that to maybe a container for this summer and move it back to the ground in the fall. Thoughts?

Any advise would be much appreciated.

Thanks again

Thanks in advance