The weather is perfect right now. Here are the leaves I can trade: Apache Brave Apache Favorite Apache Freedom Apache Midnight April in Paris Blue Boy Blue Heron Blueberry Ruffles Boreal Broadway Star Buckeye Extravaganza Buckeye Trail Champagne Pink Cherokee Trail Cherries 'n Cream Cinnamon Candy Col Whyte Yarcowie Crowning Glory Dale's Dream Dancing Lady Fancy Trail Fantasy Maker Festive Amethyst Frosted Denim Frozen in Time Galactic Storm Golden Plume Golden Threads Gr Wonderland Green Ice Halo's Aglitter Happy Cricket Hot Pink Bells Irish Flirt Julie Kay Julie Kay Lemon Drop Lexi's Party Dress Little Sweetheart Lousi Lullaby Lyon's Plum Pudding Ma's Midland Fantasy Ma's Winter Moon Mayapple Midnight Rascal Music Box Dancer Ness's Angel Blush Ness' Blue Confetti Ness' Blueberry Kiss Ness' Cranberry Lace Old-Fashioned Love Omaha Thunder Opera's Juliet Opt Barbados Opt EverGrace Opt Everlove Opt Idaho Opt Michelangelo Opt Molokai Opt Ontario Opt Ontario sport shimmery orchard with white edge Opt Millenia Paradise Lost Party Flirt Persian Lace Phobos Picasso Pixie Blue Plum Pudding Rainbow Wonders Ramblin' Starlight Raphael Raspberry Ruffles Rh Clementine Rh Patsy Rob's Bed Bug Rob's Boondoggle Rob's Mad Cat Rob's Miriwinni Rob's Squeeze Toy Rob's Tippy Toe Roll Along Pink Royal Wasp s rupicola Shy Blue Snuggles Spring Snow Stormy Rage Sugar Bear Blues Summer Wind Trail Sunny Skies Sunrise Waltz Sunset Beach Tropical Sherbert UV Eclipse UV Fireball UV Meteor UV Twilight Vicky's Pink Pet -my own hybrid trading for named varieties only.

Thats funny, because I bought Irish Flirt when it was in bloom and it was pink and green. Now it is blooming again and it's blooming white and green. Maybe it's a "flirt" and not a "sport", ha.

In my opinion, this plant's blossoms usually have green edged white blossoms and today are still the same. One which does have distinct green edges is 'Frozen in Time' and two of the blossoms also share a thin edge of lavender. Very pretty plant. Vicki

Herself! Josephine, you sure called it right......that is a beautimous hosta. I could do with a couple more of the Squash Casseroles, and that way I can spare one to go in the ground. Raised bed of course. And maybe a couple of whiskey barrels for a couple of others. Mine has been troublefree, and it looks like Sunnywood has had no problems either. Sunnywood, always a pleasure to welcome new life to the forum. Stick around. Winter may be downtime for the hosta themselves, but we seldom take a break from thinking about our gardens. Your SC is gorgeous.