I am interested in your pink bleeding heart and any daylilies you my have left. I have hostas to trade. The problem is I cannot ID them. They were here when I bought the house. They are large, medium/light green and growing in a large flower bed. They honestly fill the entire thing. They are working as a ground cover now. i want to thin them out and put daylilies in the place of some of them. If you are not interested I understand. Otherwise let me know. :)

Joebar, very nice. Here's a pic of mine located in mostly shade at different times of year. It will brighten in center as summer progresses, and also with more sun. Notice other hosta in my pics show similar changes -- blue gone to green and yellow edge to cream. Part of the enjoyment of hosta - streaks, sports, color changes.... Yours looks like it may a couple of divisions trying to go green. Another you may like is Paradigm Paul

They also have a baby Empress Wu in the azalea garden, and I'm looking forward to watching it grow! OT: jadie, they just opened the native plants garden this season, and it, too, is beautiful. Also. what a bonanza day for bird sightings! I had a hawk and a wild turkey hang out not even five feet away from me!

It's exciting to find babies! Take good care of them now that you know you have them. Connie