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Comments (34)Vitamin C --color carries well, especially in sun. Vicky's Radiance Vulcan Logic --always an eyecatcher Victorian Lace --so reliable Vision of Things to Come --taller Emmerich; generally clean Victorian Gardens Starbright --very clean last summer, but not always so previous ones. Darker than pic. Velvet Hammer --striking and clean last summer Viagra Falls --taller Hanson...See MoreHosta T 2023 .................................
Comments (27)TJ I was hoping you would post your terrific Tick Tock. old_dirt I think that is a lovely T of C. Ann I adore Tiny Tears, is is beyond cute. So glad you posted your Twilight by the entrance. Your property is magical. Debra you will never regret getting Teaspoon, happy to enable! Sorry about Tattoo, it is a tougher one to grow. Shadow so nice to see another Teaspoon. Your Twilight is lovely. Ben Tom Terrific is so well named, love it. Paula your trees will be leafed out waaay ahead of mine lol! mbug you could not go wrong with The King if that is what you settle on. Tom Schmid is wonderful. I so wanted to get mine planted but another year went by. I will just have to enjoy yours. Lisa Tootie Mae is gaining popularity here and I look forward to seeing her develop over the years....See MoreHosta Wide Screen Shots 2023 ...............................
Comments (20)I took these just for today. Here is where I grow ..... This is what I call my greenhouse. The hostas will end up on the back row. Cacti and other sun lovers Starting bench with hosta still hanging outside. Still in early spring. My lake. haha It really is a retention pond, but I love it. Always something happening out there. That is me from all 4 sides. Oh, there is a lock back on the gates. Sadly that is not my eagle. He is down in South West Florida and I watch him on cam. I have been lucky enough to have seen Bald Eagles over my house twice last year. Super cool....See MoreHosta Blue 2023 ........................................
Comments (34)Debra, the difference between 'Blue Ivory' and Ben Vernooij' is easy to see, particularly early in the season. For me it's telling 'Firn Line' and 'Blue Ivory' apart. Here's a "family portrait". Starting center top: 'First Frost' and 'Firn Line' to the left of that, then below 'Firn Line' is 'Blue Ivory' (now you see why I've got difficulty telling them apart) and below that at the 3 o'clock position is 'Ben Vernooij'. Coming across to the left is 'Touch of Frost' and then another 'Blue Ivory' with 'Bulletproof' at 7 o'clock . Directly above that is 'Touch of Class' x2 and that's been a very unstable plant for me, throwing the 2 'Touch of Frost' sports to the right of it. At 9 o'clock just peeking into the image is 'Ripple Effect', To the left of 'First Frost' is 'Remember Me' and to the left of THAT is "Sleeping Beauty'.....and they're all related! Pieter P.S. Quite possibly the reason I have difficulty with my 'Firn Line' and 'Blue Ivory' is because one of them is mis-labeled....likely the 'Firn Line'... but that's for another day......See MoreRelated Professionals
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