So many lovely pictures! Thanks for sharing your gardens :) Here's what I woke up to this morning...old picture, but same look. Now, it's all melted and the sun is peeking out. Typical November weather! LOL From Lavender's Garden

Kath, this may help you. I read the blog and essentially you have to have an understanding of how colors mixed lean to warm undertones or cool. But what she also neglected to say is every color has a LRV-(light reflective value or how the paint will reflect light) Benjamin Moore Natural Wicker Color OC-1 Paint has a Light Reflectance Value (LRV) of 73.8 and a Cool undertone, while Benjamin Moore Muslin Color OC-12 Paint has a Light Reflectance Value (LRV) of 69 and a Warm undertone. Muslin will appear a bit darker. I'll link my favorite site for BM colors. While it doesn't post formulas, it does give you the undertone and the LRV of the color you are interested in by clicking on the paint name. I have found it very useful for any of my painting because it helps isolate what level of lightness your eye is drawn to. I also like to vist Glidden too because they also list LRV. If you want to read up on LRV over in Home Decorating do a search for it or search for "Funcolors". She is a beloved paint guru. HTH! Here is a link that might be useful: BM paint values

Jon, at the risk of repeating myself..... you sure grow nice hostas...no matter which one it is. They look well cared for but what I notice more than anything is their size! They always get a second look from me....or third...or....:-) Guacamole Don, this wonderful thread has taken on a life of its own! I am bookmarking it now. Thank you.

As always @peren.all Zone 5a Ontario Canada you are way generous. (Remember, please let me know if you are ever planning to come to the "big city" as we would love for you to stop by...but just not in the winter 😉 ).