Hi Cher,will look forward to seeing pics in the future.Photo contributions are completely voluntary.Most people are lurkers here(including me,most of the time) and there are no expectations but the more the merrier. Type to you later:).Phil

Rhino Blue... all all blue Rhino Hide. This is going into in my slug garden. A mature division of Rhinestone Cowboy I picked up at Wade & Gatton. Royal Tapestry. This picture doesn't do it justice, I've taken tons of pictures but can't seem to capture the yellow margins on this one. The margins on this one are a nice creamy yellow. A real standout already!

Paul's Krossa inspired me to move mine too! You can't tell from that angle, but there is more than 1 Krossa making up that clump. He's cheating a bit from that camera angle! ;-) Krugerrand.... Mine gets very little, if any, direct sun. It takes about 3 seasons for it to establish, but once it does, you get these monster leaves! Wherever you put it, don't plan on moving it. Oh, and place a shorter blue-ish plant in front of it, cuz it does get tall and upright. I used Topaz in this pic.

Ocean Isle - 2nd year - growing well, last year leaves were about same size and height of smallest leaf. October Sky - picked up this past weekend at MN Hosta Society get together - a cross of Frosted Dimples x Salute. Supposed to be a nice powder blue. Paul Here is a link that might be useful: HL: October Sky