Hosta Noids 2019
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Have: Noid Hosta and Noid Daylily
Comments (0)SO far i have 2 different noid hosta. they are both green and cream/white. one is medium and one is small. good size clumps of both. One daylily is coral pink and one is a bright yellow spiderish. i have several fans of both. Looking for named hosta of maybe lilies! PLMK!Jennifer...See MoreNOID daylilies 2019
Comments (35)Signet, I have Christmas Is in another part of the garden. This is not that one although similar. Reds are like yellow-so many thousands out there and so many look alikes. I am sure that invoice is somewhere because I bought this one about 6-7 years ago. It was not a newer expensive lily but when one visits a daylily garden, there are some that just scream at you across the garden. This was one such clump-people were racing across the garden to look at it. I remember hearing a speaker at a garden function years ago talk about his Daylilies. He said he spent thousands of dollars on the newest and fluffliest and rufflilied (his words!) daylilies and every garden visit the most oohed and ahhhhed over lily was the old Sallie Farley! Kate...See MoreDear Karinblackcat
Comments (33)liquidfeet..Houzz is horrible..I decided to see what I'd get if I searched for some alphabet posts..used peren's link..after a LOT of navigating I got 3 pages of old posts..I took some screenshots..I can't post links..I've tried..I can't explain everything that happened..somehow while trying to make this comment I'm typing blind..the keyboard covers what I'm typing..it was impossible..so I signed out and back in..3 times..I'm not tech savvy but Houzz gives me more headaches than any other site..2011 was before my time..I didn't know there was a summer alphabet then..I remember the author of the summer alphabet..I believe he's passed away..check the dates on the screenshots..there's some from the winter and some from the summer..just wanted to say I didn't locate the 2019 alphabet.....See MoreHosta Brain Trust, please help this NOID find its identity!
Comments (12)Not Dark Shadows unless it looks vastly different growing under the Oaks in NC. This is grown in mostly shade. Yours, also looks to be grown in much shade or I would think the margin would be more distinct. The glossy leaves make me think it is a fragrant. That would be telling and would lead me to Paradise Sunshine. Star-Kissed has subtle variegation, but mine is showing more contrast a month ago with a little direct sun but mostly house shade. Lakeside Symphony also has subtle variegation, but I think the whole leaf is generally lighter in color....See MoreShadow -4A-NB Canada
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