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Very nice flowers scented too doesnt do to well for me over here tho and mine was very prone to slugs that and Honeybells and Royal standard

I have not had any experience with the Lakeside series but Hell yes very eye catching

In truth I have never had any experience with this plant nor seen it over here (Britain) yet. However it is a very pretty hosta

on closer inspection go more with the Plantagenea post but it may come more true in another year see what colour it is when it emerges next year if its more green than yellow then deffo Plantagnea

The August moon Looks the right colour but maybe not the right leaf shape Unless you removed some of the leaves and left the mid season leaves, Mine used to do that earlier leaves were more rounded mid season leaves were strangely shaped almost banana shaped at times. it was one of my first hosta an...

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not certain but would go with Piedmont Gold or a sport if it

two wide brims and a guacamole

with the fiorst one I would go for Wide brim and the seconf (all green) Fortueni hyacinthina

Not so sure I would agree with Crusaider that one to me has much rounder leaves and more solid margins thats much nicer than Crusaider to me it almost looks like a sagae

Devon green is a slower grower (in my experience) but had dramatically shiny leaves can stand quite a bit of sun too, once e very popular hosta over here but seems to have gone into decline now. Also very similar to DG is Valeries Vanity never experienced that one tho

I would guess at that nameless hosta behind Gold Standard as being Sugar and Cream.

really like tho open plan idea of this hosta however what it looks like after several years of growth will it have lost the space etc between leaves?? I think it would be an ideal candidate for a small pot as it looks now very star shaped sateley and indvidual.

WOW that is a very attractive hosta please let me k now is the cntre white or cream? I love it however the name well not the best am sure it could have been more attractively named. There again I am not American.

ok I have used coffee grounds for quite some period of time and to be honest have never suffered any losses, however when I refer to my back yard I mean an English back yard (I think there nis some languae confusion here) a British back yard is exactly that a Yard;concrete cement and walls NOT a gar...

Maybe agree with your comment re the slugs it didnt work for me last time but luckily I don't have that much slug damage. I had heard hey are a good nitrogen supply and guess after a while they add to the drainage in pots. Loath to throw anything out that can be recycled

Thank you violaanne I did recognise the Francee my absoulte fav F aurea yes another good old var

Any one else use coffee grounds as a mulch or soil addative I have been using it over the past year to top up pots or mix in with the compost. Originally heard it helps detter slugs and snails and to be honest the damage has been minimal. I have also heard it is a great source of nitrogen and a ph r...

All my hosta are in containers and seem to do absolutley fine compost I ues is grow bag stuff with addition of small amount of gravel and topp off with coffee grouns seem to heep thme happy