Look at that Regal Splendor plant from Hallson's, looks like close to mature. It is certainly much better than the one shown in another posting about another nursery. My plants from Hallson's bought the last years are growing very nicely! Bernd

I totally forgot that June fever was not the June family but from Devon Green... Another beauty for sure. I think the one next to Justine is Dream Queen. .I have not been on the site for some time. Both Myrle and myself seem to get so busy and never find the time but winter is coming soon although still have not had frost yet, picked dill and,apples( granny Smith) yesterday along with beets ,carrots and potatoes. Hosta have lost their beauty now and still trying to get the beds tidied up but now are covered in leaves so maybe not and then the snow will hide it all. Myrle is going to be a grandmother of her second grandchild in a couple weeks so she is quite excited for the event Will pass on the message Jo although I think she snoops here from time to time too. I haven't got many new hosta so feel don't have much to contribute except the same old same old lol Did have a photo shot for a couple girls who were donating their funds to Breast cancer so that was a fun time

Jo... no doubt the whole cast will have an opportunity to take their curtain call at some point! I'm not necessarily selecting the biggest..., brightest... or ones with the most potential... ...however the ones that make the cut this time around will be given more than one line in the play - if you catch my drift! Be prepared to shine the spotlight on the few who take center stage! BC Barb... sorry for hijacking your thread with this shameless promotion! Enter Stage Right - "June Fever!"

Today I would love it if it stayed just this colour... it is somewhat shaded by the Japanese Maple but gets full on afternoon sun from around 3:30. NHL, it was an end-of-season purchase a couple of years ago with a full pot of divisions and it just kept growing. It was Barb's mature one that prompted this acquisition. :-). It sounds like so much extra work for you trying to avoid tree roots, NHL. I really feel for you. At the same time, I know the end result will have been worth all the work and frustration.