Blue23rose: Thank you for the sweet comment. JAN: Thank you.The arm and hand is not feeling better today,other then its real nice to have them pins and rod out,before I disable myself good with them.Seems I was always accidently hitting myself some where with them.I have a busted top lip for hitting myself in the mouth with them the night before they came out.Rolled over in bed,and was chilly and was pulling the sheet up on me,and BAM, them pins got me in the mouth.They stuck out a good 3 inches,possibly 3 1/2 inches.It still feels like they are still in my arm,but,they are not.Hopefully its going to get better soon. Julia, Thanks. Rita: Thanks for that compliment on the photo.When I found out this daylily would be orange,I thought,ditch lily,but it is a real beauty and looks nothing like a orange ditch lily.Its gorgeous and very bright.I Love it.Didn't know its a oldie but goodie.Glad to learn that,as I am still learning about daylilies. Jean

RITA: That pretty yellow one(1st one ) is HYPERION. I put a name on every one of them, but I see this one has no name on it now/.Huu, wonder what happened to it.Hope I spelled it right just now.I see I even ended up with 2 pictures of SUSAN WEBER here, too.I love SUSAN WEBER, too and hope it multiplys a lot and make me a huge clump. NANCY; Thank you, I hope my Victorian Lace does real well for me, too.It was given to me early last spring,and where I planted it at,it didn't do well,and I just had 1 fan,and was so afraid it was going to die,I dug it back up and potted it, till spring this year, then planted it.Its grown into 2 fans now. MICHELLE:Thank you for your nice comment. VAL: Thank you. ELLIE; Thanks, you mean SUSAN WEBER has a lot of pink on it? and I LOVE it just like it is. Thank you all for the nice comments and for looking at my photos. They HAVE improved over last year, haven't they, well,I t hink they have.:-)) Jean

Bravo Paul ! I love it ! Not sure if you've seen my post âÂÂA Parade of HostasâÂÂ. I'm sort of trying to do this as well, but in a much smaller window of time. It's inspiring to see them grow when presented like this. Gives you hope when they arrive as mere pip squeaks. You've been growing hosta for some time if I recall. Do you have any other "stories" ? And Bravo Bkay ! I love that term. I was calling them âÂÂtime lapsesâÂÂ, but it really is like a visual story of the hosta. Thanks for sharing. :) Ludi

Very pretty roses. Your iceberg from Heirloom looks quite a bit bigger than the roses I received. Mine are doing well also but I can't wait for some blooms. Judy