these hosta

15 years ago

I'm moving these hosta this weekend and will have a single division of each to trade for other named hosta that I don't have already.

Rascal

Midwest Magic

Lakeside Majesty

Alligator Shoes

Blue Umbrellas

Big Foot

Pam

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maozamom NE Ohio
15 years ago
I can't imagine anyone having much that you don't already own.

mao
woodthrush
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15 years ago
lol - oh, there are lots and lots I don't have. There's thousands of named hosta.
Pam
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dak11801
15 years ago
I'd love Alligator shoes. I have Kabitan to trade. Email me if you are interested.

Susan

I tried looking up the lakeside hosta you mentioned and couldn't find it anywhere. I saw a few different majesty, just not LS. The closest LS I saw was maestro. Is it a newer hosta?
dirtdiva
15 years ago
I'm sending you an email.
woodthrush
Original Author
15 years ago
Yes, it is Maestro. I finally got outside to check the tag.
Pam
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15 years ago
I have a couple that you don't have, but you have quite a list. I just got American Dream that I could divide. I also have LS Black Satin. Take a look at my list and see if there are others you would like. I am interested in all that you have listed except Alligator Shoes.
Thanks,
Nina
mydogjake
15 years ago
Hi Pam,
I'm interested in trading for your Midwest Magic and Alligator Shores Hosta.
Any interest in the following?
Big Jim Hosta
Christmas Is Daylily
Cold Harbor Daylily
Butterscotch Ruffles Daylily
Royal Occasion Daylily
Suzanne Pate Daylily
Let me know. Thanks
woodthrush
Original Author
15 years ago
Bigdog,
I couldn't find any info on Big Jim in the hosta library. Do you remember where you purchased it from?
I'm sorry, I can't use anymore daylilies. My yard is also all shade.
Pam
mydogjake
15 years ago
Sorry, try Big John!

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