Hosta H 2019 .....
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Comments (10)You are all welcome for the pictures. Come back to that website anytime. peren.all LOL You made me laugh at the snake skin. When I saw it in the garden I thought What the Heck ...... The talent and artistic eye some of these gardeners have, makes me in awe. One guy said my thoughts out loud. "These are so beautiful, I want to go home, bulldoze my garden and give up". popmama Thanks so much. It is easy to forget that there are all types of climates and gardens. Green and brown. :) Ken, I don't know, but I'll ask a few people. Beth, thanks. I thought about waiting until January to post, but I got too excited to share. Thanks again for all the comments....See MoreHosta K 2019 .....
Comments (40)djacabz - I just read your post, I pray the surgery went well for your brother. Now is the time for healing. Reading further - So thankful everything went well. Also Kiwi Full Monty does get large though it is in the medium height range, mine was stunted last year from the tree trimmers. All the first leaves needed to be removed so replacements could come out. old dirt the picture of your Krossa Regal is beautiful, I should take more evening pictures the light is so soft at that time. Mbug love your Kempen Red Twist it has a little of everything good. Sandyslopes what a beautiful statement your Komodo Dragon makes, hopefully one day mine will get as large as yours....See MoreHosta Minis 2019
Comments (33)Peren.all, your minis are over-achievers! My goodness what are you feeding those things? When I first started with hostas, I knew nothing of minis. My introduction to them (and now a bona fide obsession) started with a gift of several from a forum member. I blame him! But like peren.all, I say the more the merrier. They are easy to squeeze in. Well mine are! I think peren.all's may not be squeezed so easily. Here's a minibowl I made last year definitely was inspired by someone else here. Venusta, Blonde Elf, and Bill's Dress Blue along with their friend a dwarf Hinoki cypress. Minis are so cute I can't even stand it! I need more....See Morehosta Vase like 2019
Comments (16)Paula I am sorry you need surgery but thankful it is for non cancerous growth. Apparently the important item here is toilet paper. I was at the grocery store yesterday and food was plentiful but there was about 40 ft. of empty shelf where the TP should have been. Yes, you need Hosta therapy! I look forward to knowing what you choose. Such beauties! Yes, newhostalady it seems World Cup should be on the list. I got Smoke Signals last year and was surprised it did not make the list either.Emerald Ruff Cut Hands Up Komodo Dragon Krossa Regal Liberty - I hope mine takes a leap this year! montana Aureomarginata Praying Hands Regal Splendor Sagae...See More
4 years agoJack has that shadow gig down! And I did walk home from school in snow, once.
Hacksaw, rhizomatous and a relentless flowerer and seed setter, it’ll probably take over the entire garden within the century.
Happy Dayz, it’s in the ground now but thrived in this little pot for three years.
Hollywood Lights
Honey Pie, I don’t know if this one is rhizomatous or if a vole just chewed through the middle of the crown when I planted it, but it’s looked like two hostas since it’s second year in the garden.
Hovercraft, thriving in a vole-protected spin out bag.
4 years agoPaula & zkathy I have made that hike many times!
saija Holy Mole & Hydon Sunset are very nice.
ConnieMay what a great pic of Halcyon.
zkathy Wow I really like Hovercraft.
Dave Heatwave is wonderful and what a striking combo.
Halcyon
Hands Up freshly planted
His Honor
Hanky Panky
Holy Mouse Ears
Humpback Whale - happy to finally have this one. Hopefully I will get it planted this year.
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4 years agoStill can’t like anything. Some great H’s!
Hacksaw
Hakumuo
Hanky Panky
Harpoon
Heat Wave
Hi Ho Silver
Hi Soceity
Hollywood Lights
Holy Mole
Hyuga Urajiro
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Halcyon
Humpback Whale . Very slow grower. 5 yrs
HoneyBells
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4 years agoit's great to see so many varieties..some are new to me..my favorite H..Honeybells..the fragrance is wonderful..
Paula..both of my parents rode school buses..but we heard plenty of stories about how we had it so much better!..lol
4 years ago
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Here are my pics.
Hadspen Blue - moved to a shadier spot. It got sunburnt during the summer.
Halcyon - just gets prettier each year.
Harpoon
Hidden Cove
4 years ago- 4 years ago
My Hs:
Planted in July after separating from a June.
Second year plant
Nice close-up. This hosta seems hardy, no slug damage
This is maybe 6th year in this spot and it first flowered 2019
This Hanky Panky suffered much slug damage later in the summer.
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoI have quite a few Hs. I had better get started. Happy Camper - love the clean white edges and overlapping the green middle
Happy Dayz - this one continues to grow and look terrific.
Hawaiian Luau - this is from Fox Hosta Farm. Hopefully, mine will look like this some day soon
Hampshire Farms Going Green - hard to capture the soft green color, but it's a sport of English Sunrise that comes up yellow and turns pale green
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High Society with Rainbow's End and Ben Vernooij
Holy Mole with Luna Moth
Gypsy Rose Hot Kiss and Kiwi Full Monty
How About That
4 years ago- 4 years ago
4 years ago
Halcyon
Hampshire County
Hands Up
Hanky Panky in early May
.....in mid-July
High Society
Hollywood Lights
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4 years agoBoy, am I falling behind. So, here it goes:
Hans. Heard this is a slow one. Similar to Andrew?
Happy Dayz. Sept. 20th
High Society. Just a small one. Love everyone elses!
The colors are so pretty.
- 4 years ago
4 years ago'Hans' doing well in a pot
'Hush Puppie' taking over the hairy lip fern this year.
'His Honor' would've been a monster if the second flush wasn't stunted by the weather. Leaves were 13"+ across for reference.
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4 years agoI'm trying a second time for these two. I hope I don't get duplicate posts.
Halleluja - a beautiful hosta but I don't have a good picture. It was transplanted this spring to this newest part of the garden:
I divided my Halcyon and put extra pieces into my mixed containers.
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Is it too late to add another? I didn't see this one posted. High Voltage (2nd year from a small eye)
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