Oh, I'm a member of AHS, Ken. Paid two years dues this time. And wouldn't you know it, he lives in MA ? Learned that after we just sold the house up there! Perhaps I could plan a trip up north later in the spring, just to pick up the hosta.....I mean, we made some trips that far to deliver and pick up parrots, so why not.......for a good reason. I mean, I'm looking at that hosta on my wallpaper all the time now, and it is still gorgeous. Well, there goes my tax refund, sooner than I'd planned. But we'll see if there might be a deal. I wanted Stud Muffin, and called Paula Lehtola about it, she ended up putting it in First Look auction and I won it. Maybe the Bennets would consider doing their hosta in First Look as well. Because I'm not familiar to them, and could hardly expect any favor of trusting a stranger with the hosta they babied all these years. We'll see. Now that I'm done with taxes, my spirits are soaring and confidence is high, and the need for more hosta more hosta is overwhelming. :) Ken, did you not feel that way about the Moonbeam hosta?

Just an update: So far the first batch of Icebergs are doing well. Not seeing roots in the bottoms of the cups yet, but they seem to be green and plump with nice growth starting. The second batch is also doing well. And happy in their cups of gritty cacti soil. And the third batch, each started a week after the one before, of Mr Lincolns is doing the best so far! I had gotten busy and forgot that I had set the "burrito" down and forgot to put it in the cool garage for the first week. BUT, this is the first batch that came out of the burrito wrappers with little white roots pocking out. Looks successful....too bad I really did not want that many Mr Lincolns.

Hi Mantis. Yes, it is mid eighties again heading toward nineties next week, but rain this week so it will be muggy. Marilyn Lee Boch has done well for me here, but Bob Selman's plants always seem to do well here. I did lose Jazz After Five when I moved it last fall, but the blueberries had encroached on it, so I had to move it. It is a favorite, so I replaced it. Citrix is a delightful plant. kay

You've got a lot done since the enablers got ahold of you. Your plants look good, and that's a nice, little water feature. It made me start dreaming again about where I could fit one in. If you're entertaining guesses, I'd say # 19 is Fire & Ice. And #8 could be Mighty Mouse. Either of those names sound familiar? I agree with Babka, if you have a list, that would really help narrow it down.