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Hosta Alphabet C Summer 2011

13 years ago

Cathedral Windows

Chinese Dragon-not to be confused with Chinese Dragon Supreme

Phil

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franknjim
13 years ago
Chartreuse Wiggles
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Cherry Berry
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Clovelly
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Cookie Crumbs
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Crowned Imperial
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paul_in_mn
13 years ago
Three second year hosta-

Color Festival

Corn Muffins

Chain Lightning

Paul
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hosta_junkie
13 years ago
Captain Kirk:

Cherish:

Cherry Berry:

Christmas Pageant:

Clifford's Forest Fire:

Cookie Crumbs:
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igmommy
13 years ago
Clifford's Comet

Camelot

Color Glory

Cherish
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evermore_gw z 4/5 NB
13 years ago
Canadian Blue

Steve
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aka_margo
13 years ago
Crumples

Climax

Choo Choo Train

Clear Fork River Valley

Jen
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swed_hosta
13 years ago
Some minis, all new last year

Cat's Eye

Cat and Mouse

Cracker Crumbs
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paul_in_mn
13 years ago
Jen - you're Climax is reverse colors - so must be something else - maybe Paradigm or Brother Stefan.

Paul
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harryshoe zone6 eastern Pennsylvania
13 years ago
Captain Kirk
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aka_margo
13 years ago
Thanks Paul! You're right, it's Brother Stefan!
Jen
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Hostamedic
13 years ago
Crested Surf...
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mctavish6
13 years ago

I'd never heard of this one. It was $4 at Home Depot. I like it a lot.
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Steve Massachusetts
13 years ago
McTavish where ya been? Great photos as usual. What's that Heuchera next to H. 'Curls'?

Steve
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mctavish6
13 years ago
Steve, That heuchera is Georgia Peach, one of few that seems to actually be thriving for me. Mostly this year I've been trying to catch up. Weather kept me inside more than I wanted and all of a sudden all those hostas that I planted so close together decided to LEAP. I've been moving, switching, creating new beds along with the usual spring stuff. I am still trying to set up and refine my water system. By the time I get done the summer will probably be over. Oh well...
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Eleven
13 years ago
Captain Kirk, second year

Clovelly, new this year
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