I think Krossa Regal won the most posted on this K posting and Myrle found one of mine to post while we were gone. I also have more then two of it and love it lots This is one I have called KAREN

One would think so, Don. In fact, I hear Mary herself was amazed at how much bigger some of her creations grew in more northern gardens. But some Hostas just seem to be a bit pickier about their environment. It may be the temps, soil or lighting, who knows. Perhaps Pam's particular spot in Canada just doesn't appeal to Lakesides. I'll be interested to see how Dragonfly does. Hippie, I hear you. It does take an extra long time to get to the bottom of this thread, but then I'd hate to lose all these wonderful photos to the nether regions of this site, too.

The success many of you have with Lakeside Paisley Print give me new hope. For the people asking about Lakeside Kalidescope my experience is that it was beautiful for quite a few years than did the margin tearing thing. I moved it into the woods and haven't paid much attention since. I think I'll try to split it up. I read somewhere that the immature plants are better than the mature ones. Lakeside Prophecy in July. A perfect companion for Sun Power. Lakeside Sparkle Plenty Lakeside Scamp Lakeside Blue Jeans (moved here from various unsuccessful locations) Lakeside Blue Jeans with great fall color. Lakeside Lollipop with some of the best flowers ever in my opinion.

I agree and UtOG your LPPs looks great for being two year olds. It was one of my first purchases at a local Hosta farm (now retired). I mentioned the plant was a little small hoping for a discount. Nope, no discounts . . . but we will sell you two for one! Happy Dayz (no, that was from a different, but nearby place). Turns out those plants are small for a reason. They grow s l o w l y. At least for me. Still just two single eyes planted in 2016 but the leaves are bigger. Perhaps I will pot one up this year after beating it against the driveway. Chatterbox is new for me last year. I started it in a pot before putting it in the ground later in the year. With my luck, it won't look this big again for many years. Color Blue finally starting to increase. Planted in 2018 but it does throw up some nice looking seedlings. Dividing Line planted 2019. Spellbinder split from a cramped pot and planted in 2019. Dragonfly by June planted in 2018 and moved a couple times. Full Tide split from a full pot in 2018 and never missed a beat at the top of a little hill between two maples in the shade. One of my favorite Lakesides. Another good one for me. Keepsake - lost the middle of the clump to rot or some varmint but it keeps chugging on. Planted in 2018 - now with dinner salad. Midnight Miss planted in 2018. I really like Symphony which does OK in a tough spot, planted in 2019. My favorite is Old Smokey which was greatly diminished by the maple tree roots. Planted in 2016. Rescued in 2020. Just nothing else in this color out there.