Hosta T 2017
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Comments (54)nhl, I like seeing your budgie, Coby. She's so pretty, and I know they're very smart and sociable. I don't have inside birds so I like feeding and watching the outside ones. Karin, my brother had mice for pets and one was so smart she would tour the house and then went back to her cage. Our cat didn't bother her. Sorry to hear that kitty was hit by a car. You were trying to help her. I'm also feeding a stray that I think belonged to a neighbor that moved and left her cat behind. Who does that? I think someone threw rocks at her to get her to leave the house she thought was hers. It took her 13 months to allow me to pet her, and she really enjoys it, although she's still easily spooked. She's come inside several times but panics if I close the door, so I'm taking it slow and tell her to stay safe when she's outside. peren.all/ Laurie, how fun to have geese follow you around. I've come across baby skunks and they're really cute and a bit kitten like in their play. All the animals you've helped is just more proof of how kind hearted you are....See MoreHosta L 2017 NO Lakesides
Comments (39)Beth, Candy Dish can be a good looking hosta, I've seen some pretty ones here, but it does need more attention from whatever slug deterrence you choose to use. Plant it somewhere you know you'll remember it. I hope to do better with my CD next year. Pampered Peeps, yes those little spots are from frost damage. That's why I wanted to point that out when I posted the pic because it could look like something else. It's on the SW side of the house where the hostas come up first, so several in that area were affected this year. ...sick of winter, yes I am, too! We're getting more snow right now....See MoreHosta M 2017
Comments (53)You guys got me interested in looking back on colors of hosta May. I bought it in 2006 from Hosta Choice nursery. They never made a mistake in their plants that I am aware of. I think it must have something to do with the light and sun levels. The first couple years it was in half day sun. Looking back at pictures it stayed creamy yellow. 2009 spring 2009 fall in it's permanent location in 2012 it looks like it turned blue by June in 2015 it was blue again in sept. The only thing I can think of is that is dependent on light. The unearthly turquoise color has always appealed to me with this plant. It has great color through the whole season. Here it is in 2016 (I didn't take may pictures this year)....See MoreHosta S 2017
Comments (68)Thanks Karin, Your Snowden looks great too, it has become one of my favorites and its a great fast grower too. My S&S sport I found in a garden centre among its plain brethren, it is yet to be seen if it is anything unique or different, it is special because it is mine lol and so is yours which sounds more interesting, I hope it comes back for you. Yes, last years weather was a pain in the you know what, too cold then too hot, too dry and then too cold and wet, generally too Irish! We had a good fall of snow last night and the front looks like its heading your way, stay warm! Denis...See More
sunnywood4bChazyNY
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoT Dawg
T Rex
Tambourine
Tea and Crumpets
Teatime
Thunderbolt
Tidewater
Timeless Beauty
Tokudama Flavocircinals
Twist of Lime
Beth (5b - SE-Michigan)
6 years agoTerrific T's today. Thunderbolt bolt below, taking it's time to get going
jan_on zone 5b
6 years agoTwist of Lime in front, and the amazing Touch of Class on its right.
Tongue Twister is one of the last hold-outs in autumn.
Pieter zone 7/8 B.C.
6 years agoThis is a streaked sport out of 'Fortunei Hyacynthina' that I call "Twisting In The Wind", the stable medio-variegated form I call "Twisting The Night Away".
"Tousled Hair" is a seedling out of 'Hacksaw' and 'Ray of Hope' and is unique because of its flowering habit, it has fused flowers.
'Tiki Torch' comes from Don Rawson.
Pieter
peren.all Zone 5a Ontario Canada
6 years agoSo twisted Paula! Not many T pics. steve duggins The King is a favorite of mine too, need to plant it.
Teaspoon never got past budding - rotten deer.
The High Life - a little beat up late season.
Tom Schmid
nicholsworth Z6 Indianapolis
6 years agono pics but I have Tiny Tears, Twilight and Tokudama Flavocircinals..isn't this clever?..
Karin Black Cat
6 years agoSuch a lovely Teaspoon, peren! It is already ordered for spring, otherwise I would have done it now :-)
Karin
sunnywood4bChazyNY
6 years agoA few more
Tiny Bubbles
Touch of Class
Twinkles
ThumbleinaTeaspoon
Teaspoon
Tears of Joy
peren.all Zone 5a Ontario Canada
6 years ago
windymess z6a KC, Ks
6 years agoKarin Black Cat
6 years agoperen.all Zone 5a Ontario Canada
6 years agoYay windy, you will love Teaspoon. It has a really good growth rate so you should have a nice sized plant in a season or two. If I remember correctly you like flower stems that go straight up. Here is a pic from last year for you and Karin.
mbug_gw
6 years agoTambourine
Tenryu
The King
The Razor's Edge
Tick Tock
Tokudama Flavocircinalis
Tom Schmid
Tongue Twister
Touch of Class #1
Touch of Class #2 ...... getting Large w/lots of sun
windymess z6a KC, Ks
6 years ago
StevePA6a
6 years agoHoly growth hormones Batman, that's a huge Touch of Class, mbug!!! And WOW, what a perfect shot of Tenryu!!! I wish mine looked like THAT.
Agree on Teaspoon, has to be in my top 5 all greens. Unfortunately, I can't seem to get one that isn't polluted with nematodes.
A story behind this 'Thunderbolt'. This is the first uncommon hosta I bought, some 25-30 years ago. I didn't know squat about hosta back then, and planted it under a maple. It took many years to grow just a handful of eyes, until I moved it to a slightly better location, and then it grew to a medium-small plant. About 6 years ago I moved it to it's current location, and it just tooook ooooffff!
Temptation, early June
Tobacco Road, mid July, contrast gets better as the season goes on.
True Blue, 10:00 position
peren.all Zone 5a Ontario Canada
6 years ago
sandyslopes z6 n. UT
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoStevePA6a
6 years ago
Barb Ure Drouillard 6b Canada
6 years agoTears of Joy
Tiny Tears
Tokudama Flavocircinalis - one of my favourites
Touch of Class - love the shade of blue
popmama (Colorado, USDA z5)
6 years agoI have Twist of Lime but mine is no where near the size of any of yours. But maybe one day!
Late last Summer, I purchased Tokudama Aureonebulosa and I can't wait to see it this season. Here it is when I got it in the mail in August.
windymess z6a KC, Ks
6 years agoStevePA6a
6 years ago
old_dirt 6a
6 years agowindymess z6a KC, Ks
6 years agoStevePA6a
6 years ago
newhostalady Z6 ON, Canada
6 years agoTokudama Flavocircinalis
Touch of Class
Twist of Dwarf
Titanium (unfortunately didn't take a photo in 2017. Here's one from 2016.)
mctavish9
6 years agoHere are a few
Sport from Dragon Tails
In early May and late June. I find this a wonderful plant.
popmama (Colorado, USDA z5)
6 years agonewhostalady Z6 ON, Canada
6 years agoKarin Black Cat
6 years ago
zkathy z7a NC
6 years agoTarheel Blue — might be bigger than medium
Tequila Sunrise — emerging and about a week later
Thunderbolt — one of my best
Thunder boomer and his special friend. They’re an odd couple, but both seem very happy.
T-Rex on the left. I was afraid when I saw that leaf on the ground, but it grew there to catch a little patch of sun that passes by.
steve duggins(Z6a) - Central Ohio