Please Share your pics of 'Spartacus'!
Took this today. Thanks for looking, and share your Spartacus : )
Don B.
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garyz6ohio
9 years agoHere's mine Don. Not nearly as nice as yours and covered with tree debris . I'll take a better picture later on in the season.
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sherrygirl zone5 N il
9 years ago
jajoana
9 years agoDon, that's a good one! Hope hail hasn't damaged your plants.
bchosta, stunning picture!
Spartacus is one of my "must-have" hostas. It steals the show from early spring till autumn with those beautiful waves and colouring, looks great even being immature, grows fast... What's not to love? Love Spartacus.
May,2014, first year in my garden.
May, 2015 still unfuring
BungalowMonkeys
9 years ago
DelawareDonna Zone 7A
9 years agolast modified: 9 years agoHere's mine - It is not thriving the way I thought it would. Leaf size is small. Time will tell. Love yours, Don!
timhensley
9 years agotiddisolo z8 Wales UK
9 years agoDonna, think yours is small. This it's third season with me, it's been going backwards since the day I got it. I think it must have been a duff tc plant. Time to try again, I think.
Dave
zkathy z7a NC
8 years agoI had to delete some pictures of my thumb to get enough room on my phone to take this. Spartacus guards the southern entry to my hosta garden.
Kathy
bchosta 8b west coast canada