Q4: ID help on these 3 please?

thisismelissa

15 years ago

Plant #1:

closeup:

Plant #2 on the right of Parhelion:

Plant #3:

I think it's either Stained Glass or Guacamole. The other Guac in my garden though is MUCH MUCH lighter.

Also, is it sporting/reverting?

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paul_in_mn
15 years ago
Possibly
1 Honeybells
2 Blue Cadet or Pearl Lake
2 Paradigm
ademink
15 years ago
1) Hyacinthia
2) Blue Cadet
3) Not sure. Have an identical one in my yard and can't remember the name of it. Making me nuts all spring!
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dbowemd
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Third pic could be September Sun or Lunar Orbit, August Moon Sports. Comparing pics with the hosta library I'm pretty sure that is correct, but I can't tell the two apart.
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thisismelissa
Original Author
15 years ago
1. Given where it is and when I planted it, I'd say it could be either Hyacinthia OR Plantaginea. How can I tell the difference?

2. Blue Cadet has real possibility. I don't have Pearl Lake. I do have other Blue Cadet, so I'll compare.

3. Not Lunar Orbit... I know where that one was. I don't have September Sun, so that's not it. Sports... nope, I purchased it. Could it be tokudama Flavocircinalis?
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
15 years ago
plantiginea is a lime color.. hyc is green

plantaginea is shiny ... hyc is not

plantiginea has 6 inch pure white flowers that remind one of gardenia ... hyac does not ...

they are not even close in anything ...

ken
paul_in_mn
15 years ago
The reason I think #1 is Honeybells is the wavy edge, my Hyacinthina is not wavy.

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