never mind, they are tersa sphinx cats, SO COOL! Unfortunately they prefer pentas and we have no such thing. Lucky I drove by when I did, my mom was literally peeling them off her ravaged plants and throwing them in the street. I took all nine of them home with me. They are very large so I am thinking they are nearing cocooning. I am not sure what I am going to do with them, either drop them off at a nearby nature center where I know there are some flowering plants, or maybe just give them some dirt and see what happents. Here is a link that might be useful: Tersa Sphinx Caterpillar

It appears to be similar to Fried Green Tomatoes. You can look up anything like that by going to myhostas.be. I just looked up Guacamole on hostalibrary.org. On the top left of the first photo is a link to this database. I clicked the link and it took me to a bunch of info about Guacamole. To the right on that page is a list of all the known sports and progeny of Guacamole. The only one listed as gg (green with a green edge) is FGT. I then looked it up on the hosta library and it seems to be a close match. bk Here is a link that might be useful: Myhostas.be

Perhaps I didn't realise what a commitment I was making with a streaker. When I picked it out at the nursery there were others with more streaking that were already tagged as sold. I don't have to have a big plant in a hurry so I am leaning towards just breaking off the blue/green leaves. But I don't want to harm the plant- just point him in the direction I want him to go. Lol. If wasn't for this forum I wouldn't even have a streaker. I tried to divide my sister's Rainbows End. What a job that was! I didn't realise she had planted it in a gravel pit. There was so much gravel the shovel wouldn' even go through the ground. I ended up with a few weak eyes. She was not happy and is still sulking - a little diva. But with all the work, she had better survive! So I guess the streakers are a temperamental lot! IAT may be in more sun than he would like but that was the space I had. He should just be grateful. Many are still waiting to leave a pot for their forever home ( a little too much buying last year). But alas, hasn't deterred me from adding to my collection this year! But I at least have gone for more minis!

The Prince and Evelyn, both David Austin roses, frequently have something like you mention. I don't know if it is exactly what you are thinking of, though. Diane The PrinceEvelynIf it's bigger, it's called a proliferation. Evelyn again.