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Hosta Alphabet - H's

13 years ago

HALCYON

HARVEST DANDY

HEART & SOUL

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paul_in_mn
13 years ago
High Society - 2nd year
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Paul
catscottage
13 years ago
honeybells
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I'm a care giver right now so not too sure how many pics I'll have time to share. . here are a few H's I'm enjoying the pics whenever I find time to set down. Thanks y'all for taking the time to post your pictures! Herkules with a 'k' Hercules with a 'c' Behind Hercules to the right are two Sea Thunders I pulled off of my Sea Lightening a few years ago. I also had a green sport off this Sea Lightening last year. Is anyone having a lot of sporting with theirs? Hacksaw takes a ton of sun here. Hanky Panky
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critter-ridder
13 years ago
Harry van de Laar

Holy Mouse Ears
talynnp
13 years ago
Halcyon in flower

Tanya
mctavish6
13 years ago
Here are some "h's". My honeybells is just thinking about opening. I'm trying to use all pictures from this year for a change.

New in late fall last year

New last spring

New this spring from Pieter in Vancouver

I have questions about this guy. It was sold as Hillbilly Blues. The descriptions and pictures say it is smooth. As you can see this certainly is not. I'm thinking it might be Bold Ruffles? The next picture shows how big it is compared to Winter Snow (2nd year but big leaves). It does get very blue once it's open for a while as shown by the inset from last year. Any ideas?
keanaz5a
13 years ago
Hoosier Harmony

Heavenly Tiara

Heat Wave
caliloo
Original Author
13 years ago
Well Hell on Wheels! I have had 2 Stained Glass hostas next to each other for several years, and I could NOT for the life of me figure out why they looked ever so different.... and I oculd never figure out where I put Hoosier Harmony.

MYSTERY SOLVED! They are next to each other!!!!!!

Alexa - who is feeling like a Class A dork right now!
chris-e
13 years ago
HALCYON

HEAVENLY TIARA

HIGH SOCIETY

HOLY MOLY
harryshoe zone6 eastern Pennsylvania
13 years ago
Halcyon at my front door:
iechris
13 years ago
Holy Molesize>
fenceberry
13 years ago
Halcyon

Happy Hearts

Heartbroken

Harry Van de Laar

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