Mine was new last October from Wade Gatton Nurseries. It has expanded this spring quite a bit, until it is covering the container. The container is about 12-15 inches across. Since it was about to go dormant last October, I guess this is its first year here, but I say 2nd since it went through a dormancy after arrival. You can get a feel for the size of it with the other hosta of the same order surrounding it. The only really BIG pot in the bunch is for White Knight, but all were field dug by Van Wade. So they have the possibility of achieving mature sizes quicker in my garden. In the spot where these are located, they get intense late afternoon sun.

I figured Andrew would have been send home last night but I really thought Katy would be around for at least one more week. Next week, I think big Mike may be the one to go home.

That was a waste of an episode. Glad I recorded it so I could fast forward.

you are going to have a freeze ... frost is rather irrelevant ... you must have a rather large garden.. with that list.. at some point ... you just have to swing with ma nature.. and pray for the best ... even with severe damage.. not much just dies ... most things can releaf at least once .. it repeated .. maybe a second time ... the extreme would be a freeze that got down to root level.. but that isnt goin to happen in may in indy ... ephemeral flowers.. are easily lost.. and you shrug and say.. well.. next year ... in my experience ... just let the damage evolve for a few weeks.. and then start to prune out damage.. or take action .. by then.. the plant will show you want was ruined.. and what is now recovering .... imo.. too many peeps run out there.. and just start whacking stuff off .. and i understand the impulse.. but just try to be patient ... let the plants show you what need be done ... ken