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Comments (93)mbug, I love that little Cherry Berry in a pot...I would love to collect some minis in pots but not sure about the overwintering. Your Cup of Grace seedling....is that the one with yellow center and green edge, lance shaped leaf? so different from the parent.! I also love Center of Attention, nice and twisted! Cathedral windows, just beautiful....See MoreHosta Lakesides 2019 .....
Comments (54)zkathy thanks for the words of advice on Lakesides. Mae your LS Storm Watch is beautiful, I hope mine ends up looking like yours. nicholsworth, so nice to see Bluebirds in January. They are long gone from our area. mbug your LS Paisley Print is picture perfect. It looks like it is in it's happy spot sandyslopes and Karin love the subtle streaking in your LS Elfin Fire. Steve your LS Full Tide looks like it will be a beauty soon! newhostalady, that is also how my bangs looked. My Mom would cut them and recut them and recut them in the end they were still crooked. Love all the pictures of Lakeside Prophecy Fulfilled it has a little bit of everything....See MoreHosta Flowers 2019 .....
Comments (25)Playing catch up, been sick with a bad cold.... Shadow, that last picture in your first group looks like Whirlwind, but I suspect you would easily recognize that one. Sunny, that Bridegroom flower is gorgeous. Lovely flowers everyone. I really like seeing the flowers as well. When I am having trouble figuring out a hosta, how the flower looks is very helpful....See MoreHosta Noids 2019
Comments (60)@steve duggins(Z6a) - Central Ohio, I think of some gardeners as plant collectors. They purchase a plant because its individual characteristics please them. Their gardens are often filled with one-each plants, and if they are hosta lovers, they sometimes have things labelled so when walking by visitors can read the name of each cultivar. Although I love hostas for their variety, and sometimes I've bought one for its uniqueness, I've more frequently acquired hostas because they fulfill a need for a particular spot in my garden. For instance, if I need a large yellow hosta, I research large yellow hostas, and then buy enough of them to do the job in that spot in the garden. If I want something short and white for the front of an area, I do my research and get enough of that variety to do the job. This has worked well over time for me. For that reason, I don't have 400 varieties. I do have 400 hostas, though. Yes, I have succombed to temptation and bought a hosta just because I love the plant. This necessitates finding a spot to plant it, and given how full my entire garden is now I no longer have the luxury of emptiness waiting to be filled. I'm more in maintenance mode, and fine-tuning mode. Oh, and musical chairs mode. So I don't think of myself as a collector, but a designer -- one who has a shade garden and who loves hostas. I have used more "wave spacing" and "massed plantings" to design my garden than "specimen" plantings....See Morenicholsworth Z6 Indianapolis
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