There are some Hoyas whose blooms do not last like others. I've had a hard time getting photos of certain Hoya's flowers because I didn't look at them on the day they bloomed. Just recently, my juanngoiana bloomed for the first time - two blooms - and though I did get a photo of it budding up, neither time did I get a chance to photograph the open flower. And I thought I was keeping a pretty close eye on it. Nong Nooch is another that I've never gotten a photo of the flowers for the same reason. That and the fact that it seems to want to flower down close to the base of the plant! Denise in Omaha

Another view, same plant.

It looks kind of like Fragrant Dream. It looks a little bit large for Sun Hosta (So Sweet's twin sister), but very similar. The margins seem a little wider than So Sweet. I'm also in 8a. Many of my fragrants are putting up new leaves now. I even have scapes on a couple. So, I'm guessing it's a fragrant hosta. (The non fragrants are mostly down for the winter.) You may have to wait until spring to get a good ID, though. bk

Oh really Barb/? The one in my last pic I have never had a name for, it came from my mum's garden and she doesn't know (or care lol) what it is, I kinda assumed it was Undulata Albo. My F. Aureo is still tight little pips as yet. Just to confuse matters the last pic of F. Albo in the library sure looks like Francee