Hosta montana and its hybrids.
mountainy man z8 Ireland
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Comments (10)Amazing pictures everybody! Thanks to this forum I bought motana Aureomarginata last year and looking very much forward to see it emerging this srping. Steve, do you know what kind of Astilbe is growing to the right of 'On Stage' in the 5th picture? Astilbe is a great partner plants for hosta and I'm looking for beautiful varieties to complement my hosta plantings....See MoreWill the real montana 'Chodai Ginyo' please stand up?
Comments (12)I'm back at this again. So these do seem to be more Montana (zero pods on scapes) but then I have another one I happened upon (it was an unknown) that looks almost the same but deeper veins and loaded w/ pods. Could that be Ginba???...See MoreGarden Of Hosta Hybridizer James King
Comments (12)He lives in the Port Orchard area(less then a mile from me). He was the reason I started collecting hostas and checking out this part of the GW forums. He has a terrific garden, grows and introduces great new hostas and is a nice, friendly, generous gardener. He offers public tours through the Northwest Perennial Alliance, a garden club with many tours(of which I am included). Check them out and join if you're interested in viewing them up close....See MoreMontana A
Comments (10)Thank you Hosta Freak That what I was thinking I just needed someone here to say it- it is just fall. The last leaf is now drooping and all yellow. I heard that it was an early riser so I was wondering if it was one of the first to go. I just wanted to make sure I didn't kill it. This is one of the ones I really don't want to lose. Ken it isn't changing to a healthy yellow, I am sorry I should have said a dead yellow. At first the leaves were turning bright yellow but not dropping now they are all dropped down except for the one. No it is not Emma foster....See Morejosephines167 z5 ON Canada
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