Really neat plant. Connie

Oh, what a beautiful way to grow Honey Bells! I just got HB last year and have been kinda' disappointed in the lack of substance in the leaves. But it makes a great potted plant! I need to find a special pot for mine.

Berny ...... i am sure you are .... recalling what you read ... i just question it??? but it no way.. am i thinking you are making it up ... i am just trying to address it from a total newbs point of view.. and understanding level ... and frankly ... ANYTHING is possible with OP ... either the bee went flower to flower on this one plant [as your source offers] ... or it just flew in from the other 1500 flowering hosta in my yard [like they are all blooming at once.. lol] ... and the sky is the limit as to what is hanging on his furry rump and legs ... put that way ... i suppose if you have a limited collection... there are only so many places the pollen could come from ... anyway .... not questioning your veracity in any manner.... and i hope you understood that from the get go ... ken

About the 80s in a Metalworking Operation we noticed our orders of steel started making a “Loud Pop vs a Quite Shearing Cut”. We contacted the Sales Rep to learn they were carrying two grades of some steels. We needed and wanted Cold Roll Steel to cut and form into ‘Wrought Iron Work”. Vs "High Carbon" Rebar Grade in Concrete Streets. My 14" Metal Cutting Chop-Saw and Wheels have worked "Great" since the 80's. It also works great with a Carbide Blade for cutting Pallet Planks as starter Firewood. Plus, any Firewood that would easily fit into the saw. With Pre-Cut Firewood, it has been a Dream.