Very nice. I especially like the one in the square pot.

Pretty spring flowers. That has to be the best complement for unfurling hosta.

Thanks for sharing
Beverly

Very nice pics. No labels. I'm trying to hover, but gravity keeps pulling me down.

Steve

Here is 'Liberty'. A single-eyed plant last year, I see three eyes showing. I'll take it.

Don B.

Amy, such lovely hosta, with scads of big fat eyes! Just enjoyed looking tonight, will worry about IDs another time.

Oh yeah, we needed to begin a Part 3 new photos. Thanks for doing that. I happen to have a few new ones to show and tell.

Warwick Comet, new this year, cute as a button

FRAGRANT Poseidon

FRAGRANT White Knight

Candy Dish

China Girl, a new Alttara Scheer hosta

Emily Dickinson, fragrant and about as feminine as they come

The Razor's Edge & Iron Gate Delight

Victory (here since 2011)

Flower Power in the coffee can...somebody remarked about it the other day, so I show this for their benefit

Two young Happy Hearts

FRAGRANT Sweet Standard showing its stripes this year

Sweet Tater Pie is a small guy who thinks big!

FRAGRANT Blue another one followed me home in 2011

Sagae, new 2012

Gypsy Rose

Paradigm

Clear Fork River Valley up really big, love the look

L to R, Front to Back:
Golden Meadows, Fragrant Blue Ribbons, Paradise Sunshine
Forbidden Fruit, Orange Marmalade, June Fever
and Jaws on the right rear

Alex Summers, a much appreciated bonus from Hallson

FRAGRANT Old Faithful by Olga

Cracker Crumbs and Snow Mouse in a bowl of minis with an "olla"

Krossa Regal looking powder blue

Dark Shadows

Ok, here are the labels!
1: jade cascade
2:spring bulbs in front yard by rock
3: Liberty and celandine poppy
4: lady Isobel Barnett with fern and dicentra
5: stained glass
6: sum and substance in tall planter
7: Albomarginata with dicentra and tree peony in the back
8: lining the path on left are Guacamole and Northern Halo, to the right flanking rhododendron are Summer Music and Fragrant Bouquet
9: Elegans and Albomarginata with lilies
10: minis in trough
11:Montana A.m. With Spiderwort Sweet Kate

All but 3 of my hosta (total 108) are up. Still waiting on Earth Angel, Fire and Ice, and Cracker Crumbs(so small last year I won't be surprised if it didn't make it). Here is Blue Ivory.

Is Earth Angel usually a later emerger?

Here are some of the same hostas I listed, but leafed out last spring.

Jade cascade

Lady Isobel Barnett

Northern Halo
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Stained Glass

Mini Hostas in trough

Sum and Substance in tall planter

Elegans and Albomarginata with lilies (from other direction)

Hostahosta,yes Earth Angel is a little slow here,but mine is up now,along with most of the others. Fire and Ice is just breaking ground,so yes it IS very slow! Phil

Just did a walk through my garden in the rain. Earth Angel has made an appearance. One pip where yesterday there was nothing. It is amazing how things change in just one day.

Ravens, when you say Albomarginata, are you talking about the old standby, the green one with white borders? Like Undulata albomarginata? I think yours looks a lot like the one I started with that lost its white margins.

You have some great looking hosta in your garden. Especially fond of Stained Glass, and the twisted leafed hosta in the mini trough,

My Cracker Crumbs is up and looking good here in zone 9a, which doesn't help you any in zone 6....but it is only in its second year....as are the majority of my hosta.

Here is it pictured in its mini-hosta bowl with companions:

'Krossa Regal' looking relatively good after being buried in mulch repeatedly over the last month or so. I'm starting to really love this Hosta.

Don B.