I think it's a Euphorbia Efanthia. I bought 3 Euphorbias at the end of the season last year - only the 2 Efanthias survived, the Kalipso didn't make it. Thanks Don! The Guacs are really doing well so far (knock on wood).

LW, I understand what you mean. It's a journey from a little immature plant to what you see when it matures. I was aware that it'd take a few seasons at least to grow into the looks you'll see in the hosta library. I got mine last year, and this year, I do see more wavy margins, and the corrugation is starting to show. It's on it's way; Not the perfect plant for the impatient gardener, in my personal opinion. You've seen pics of a mature one, I'm sure. THAT is why we bought this one, eh? : ) Cheers, buddy Don B.

Your MA is looking good! It's always amazing how quickly the hostas come on. Your Dancing Queen is so bright. Blue Ivory is one of my favorites. I had to move mine, which set it back. I hope this year it will start to look like itself again. My hostas are in various stages around the yard. Some barely showing. Then a lot look like this one, ........Serendipity Satisfaction has a lot going on! And Liberty is glowing! I saw my first butterfly of the year today. Not going to anything I'm growing but a dandelion. At least someone like the weeds. :)

Thanks ily! I'll have to check out the info on the Florida Hammock Milkpea Galactia Striata if it hosts that many cats even though I don't know where I could put another vine (unless I can talk my neighbor into letting me plant it on his chainlink fence bordering our property). Tom, you are too kind as always :) After taking 6 months off to get settled, I decided to apply to only non-management, non full-time jobs. I am working as a patient registrar in the ER of our local hospital. Once I am fully trained, I'll work 2 12hour shifts (Saturday and Sunday) and have the rest of the week off unless covering for call-ins, vacations or holidays. For now, I'm working pretty much full-time. I love the job...nice people and we are so busy that time goes pretty fast. Although, I am now wondering if working around so many different illnesses has made my immune system wacky. Joe is still feeling pretty crappy and I'm beginning to think it's a stomach flu, not food poisoning since he didn't get it until 2 1/2 days after me and we eat the same food. Just about the time for a bug to spread from me to him. BTW, my friend/neighbor Helen and I visited St. Pete Tom a few weeks ago. He had some cuttings (pentas, cupheas, porterweed, and a few others) that he wanted me to have. He has a beautiful property in a subdivision on a salt water lake that he has landscaped in some unique ways to add privacy and color. I'm sure glad that you got me hooked on Mexican Sunflowers. I started mine from see in I think late July and they got flattened by Irma in September, I cut them back to about a foot tall and they came back shorter but much bushier and are blooming like crazy!