Wow! Your garden is beautiful and so well kept. I love the bowl of minis and the picture of June Fever is perfect!

It's love at first sight, Barb. Do frogs really climb walls?? LOL

Beautiful garden, Barb! I have not seen a better June Fever!

Vanessa

Linda, thanks, I love my bowl of minis.

Donna, I leave that frog there all year and he always makes me smile when I see him out there in the dead of winter. He was actually a 'curb side find' that my husband cleaned up and painted that beautiful green for me.

Vanessa, June Fever was one of my first Hosta purchases and she has done well for me. In almost full sun all day and always looks lovely.

Very, pretty flowers, gorgeous hostas, rhododendron, in short, a beautiful garden well displayed. Love it.

Enjoyed every picture! Thanks.

June Fever is spectacular.

June Fever...

Outstanding!

BC

Your garden is lovely, and June Fever just perfect!

Beautiful garden!

Your June Fever made me stop and say WOW. Really.... WOW!

Thank you everyone for all your sweet comments, It is nice to be able to share with others who appreciate the hostas and don't just see green ones, blue ones, and green and white ones! June Fever is one of my loveliest and I have been thinking of dividing it into three for my front garden but maybe I will just leave her alone for a few more years. June would also work in my front garden.

Good fences make good neighbors...and a terrific backdrop to your pretty garden!

Real nice Barb........

.....my guard frogs said to say they like the wall art.

Jon

Most impressive garden. Fire and Ice is a great specimen, also. I love anything with white in it. (I had to find something other than June Spirit to compliment) :)

It's all beautiful and I'm in absolute love with your June Fever, too! Been debating... it's officially going on my list. You've created the beautiful, serene setting in my fantasies!

Barb, lovely gardens! I added June Fever this spring, hope mine looks like yours eventually. Your bowl of minis intrigues me. I haven't gardened hostas in pots, just planted an Antioch in a pot this spring to see if it works for me. I've read the rules about freeze and thaw but just wondering if you do anything special with those minis over the winter.

Sherry

Jon, those are some impressive guard frogs! I'll bet nothing gets past them.

Santa, I love my Fire and Ice too. It is pretty slug resistant which is a trait I treasure.

Kay, thank you! June Fever is a real winner. I love anything in that family.

Sherry, I put the pot in the shed over the winter and added a little snow periodically. Teaspoon looked a little dry in the spring and I wasn't sure it would come back but it did. I've only had them in there for two years and will probably have to move them in another year but I like it right now.

Gregory - fence is necessary with a pool and it is a challenge to landscape around it. I try to break up the top line with a tree, spike or something that will poke above it. Sometimes I wish I had the property that I see on some of my fellow hosta lovers posts but to be honest it is a big job just to keep up with my city lot.

Lovely garden. I must copy your mini garden pot! I never would have thought of that and I just love it. Hope you don`t mind! This kind folks on this site have gotten me into hostas and I am enjoying them so much.

Awesome garden, Barb! Your Hostas are HUGE, healthy and in perfect form. Love the mix of color and art you've got scattered about, along with the play on texture and dimension. Superb garden and thank you for sharing!

Huck, I am flattered that my mini garden saucer has inspired you. Copy away - that is what this forum is for.

Hostatakeover, thank you for your comments! - I think you have explained my garden plan down to a T and I am so pleased someone else gets it!!! I work hard on varying texture, scattering in a few flowering perennials, making sure there is something in the winter garden when the hostas are sleeping, And I do like large hostas and am more interested in growing them big and healthy, and having them look nice in my overall garden scheme, than just being able to say I have one of those. Granted that is getting harder and harder with all the beautiful hostas I see on this forum. But I am becoming more particular and disciplining myself to say no to ones that look close to something I already have. And being such a fan of the cream centered ones and the big blue tokudama family members, I am learning I must sprinkle in the all-green and all-yellow hostas even if they are not my favourites so that there is some variety and my beauties can stand out. I just planted Leather Sheen and to me it is kind of plain but I am appreciating the shiny leaves and how it picks up the darker edges of Fire and Ice and compliments her colours. I am also now having to take a second look at duplicates in my yard from my earlier gardening days and wondering who I might gift that one to. But in the end it is all so much fun and I love seeing gardens from everyone on this forum and how we all share a passion for hosta but express it in such unique ways.

Beautiful.

Very nice.