Aristocrat leaf in fall

Deane's Dream

Flemish Sky

Elegans

Blue Hawaii

Blue Umbrellas

Some of my variegated ones

Barbara Ann

Regal Splendour

First Frost

Rhino Hide

A little bit of both...

Moody Blues and Touch of Class

Mourning Dove

Aah yes, increasing age and decreasing memory.

So funny but like the best humour , so true.

Remind me. What am I supposed to be posting here?

Bressingham Blue

Halcyon

Blue Wedgewood

Big Daddy

BME

Slim & Trim

Dave

Frances Williams

Krossa Regal

Ivory Queen

My blue sport from June which I refer to as my Halcyon - in sun

Ghost Spirit - looked great until season's end

Arctic Blast

Guardian Angel

A bonus shot early last spring (May) - KR, QOTS, BA and Sagae in foreground.

No small wonder that we love our blues and everyone else's!

Another round.

The last bunch.

Little bird

I really love the blue ones :-)

I should put Indigo on the wishlist...

Great pictures from all of you!

How wonderful - Paula is keeping us in hostas. Thank you!!

Blueberry Tart with Little Wonder

Lederhosen

Lakeside Blue Jeans

Blues from left to right

Slim and Trim, Rhapsody in Blue, Gemstone, Winfield Blue

Blues left to right - Top: Blue Arrow, Azure Snow

Bottom: Blue Sliver, El Nino, Astral Bliss

An old favorite of mine Blue Betty Lou

From left to right - Elegans, First Frost, and Awakening Angel

Dark Shadows

Sky Dancer

Dream Queen

Empress Wu

Touch of Class

Jo - I'm curious about your Blue Cadet sport... it kinda looks like Blue Cadet to me. How did you determine it was 'different'? And - being in more sun brings rounder leaves? I didn't know that (but then, there's a whole lot I don't know!). Or, is it just that more sun causes the plant to grow and mature more quickly, thereby growing into the plant's more mature appearance (those that are supposed to have round leaves just get there faster)?

Karin you really should put Indigo on your wish list. It is a great and apparently underused blue. I don't think I have ever seen another one on the Forum.

I had to look up Gretchen's Grace. I am a big fan of dark scapes. Nice one!

Just gorgeous blues everyone!

Blues it is!

Group 2

Windy, I think it was Paul from Minnesota that mentioned it looked like Halcyon. I'll hunt up the photo to show you before I separated it. Actually, other way around...rounder/broader leaves in less sun...more elongated in more sun. Yes, you nailed the faster growth and more vigour in sun! That piece that is the bigger blue looks different because of the size of leaves to me. Way bigger than my first BCadet...which is also mature, whose leaves are much smaller.

I'll come back in a little bit.

Group 3, and I left out half of them.

Thank for looking, too many blues!

Thanks Paula for keeping this going!!

Deep Blue Sea

Blue Flame

Mourning Dove

Halcyon

Blue Cadet

Blue Mouse Ears

Bulletproof emerging ...Halcyon sport

Dream Queen

Dream Weaver

First Frost

Windymess, this from early July, 2013 - one plant

Any further thoughts? Anyone?

Love Pat

Pizzazz

Regal Splendor

Touch of Class

Tokudama Flavocircinalis

What's That

Beautiful blues all. Some of my bluest, when the is right and generally early in the season.

Big Daddy

Blue Mouse Ears

Cool Dreams

Dream Queen

El Nino

Hudson Bay

Blue Angel

Krossa Regal

Regal Splendor

Jo - thanks for the info and additional photos.... I had been looking at all these on my iPhone and, briefly, on my laptop. But when I bring it up on the desktop computer (and better, bigger monitor) at work, I can see more of a difference. In that original, whole plant picture, I can definitely see the color difference.

hosta_maker - So Little Bird, another one of yours? Very nice!

sunnywood - Love the corrugation on Pappa, I think it is fantastic. Can you tell us about it please, I cannot find any info.

mbug - How long have you had What's That and how late into the season does the color hold? I like it! Another great Halcyon sport with a difference.

Peren, it appears that Pappa is misnamed. Pappa according to the library is verigated. I got it from a local grower in NY. I will check with him when we get there in May. There is a hosta called Pappa Blue. However the picture is yellow?

Thank you sunnywood. I hope they can ID it for you (and us). Showing that much corrugation as an immature plant I can only imagine how great it will become. If they cannot ID it "A rose by any other name..."

peren.....first year for What's That....got it later in the season so I'm not sure how it will emerge and how long it will hold.