Hallson Gardens

They're beautiful!

#2 is gorgeous! They are all really nice!

One can never have too many hostas, right?
My wish list just got bigger....

I had both FW and OBL in my previous garden. They were in very heavy shade, so I never had burn on either one. The FW was the better grower of the two.

LOL...sounds like I need to join that forum!

I would break up all those similar looking green & white hostas in this list with plantings of Astilbe "Montgomery". It flowers a nice bold red, which would go along with your theme. I have mine next to my Patriot and it's a really nice combination. In a mass planting, that combination would be stun...

That looks really cool, Pieter. I hope that serration keeps getting more pronounced!

I would email back and ask them for the name of the wholesaler and also by what means they are tested.
Saying they are "tested" could also mean a simple "visual inspection" for HVX. I would want more info.

Lakeside Shore Master is a nice one!
Looks like a fun trip!

Ordered this one from Chris earlier this spring. I love it!

Navajo Princess

There's nothing wrong with having all hostas! I did that for a long, long time before I started adding companion plants. It's hard to buy other plants when you have a hosta wish list going. Looks nice!

My Paul's Glory has a blue sport growing in it right now. Just haven't removed it yet. :???: (I hope it doesn't keep doing that.) It is a darker blue and wider leaf than the sport off OM. I have a Wheaton Blue somewhere in my garden. I'll have to compare them. I checked out images of Marmalade Toast...

Here's the sport from Orange Marmalade.

JGH...I noticed some slightly wider margined leaves on my LS too. I think you can see a few of those on the original plant on my pics too. Once I started separating it, it was a bit confusing, as some of those slightly wider ones fooled me until I got finished and looked it over. Once I took a good ...

28 was the one I was thinking was Heavenly Tiara, but I wrote 27. I thought all three pics (of 27 and 28) were of the same plant, but looking back at them 28 was the one I thought was HT.

I would agree that 27 looks like Grand Prize.

I would not use Round Up. Even if the water is contained, I'm sure frogs and other little creatures use it. At our previous residence, we had a pond. My husband kept the cattails in check by going in and physically pulling them out. They have very long roots, but if you grasp them way at the bottom,...

My next project will be to divide this sport out of Orange Marmalade. OM is a sport of Paul's Glory, so this is not a reversion. It's a sport. I'm not overly excited about it, but it is a blue/green color. It appears that it might have an upright form. I'm thinking it would be sun tolerant, as it ha...

I successfully separated the sport from Little Sunspot tonight. All went well! I got a good amount of roots with it. Here is Little Sunspot on the left and the sport potted up on the right. It appears to be a slightly larger plant than LS. (I noticed a bit of LS in there yet after I took the picture...

So after years of ignoring the situation, I finally rescued my Millie's Memoirs. Ignore the frost damage....but this is what Millie's Memoirs was looking like... http://i1156.photobucket.com/albums/p580/rockNhostas/MilliesMemoirsreverting.png?t=1340592880 So I removed the parts that reverted back to...

I also have to post my Guardian Angel this year. Up until now, I was rather unimpressed with it. Then I almost lost it when we moved. It got quite small. I just never really paid much attention to it anymore, but the other day it finally grabbed my attention. It's really growing and getting pretty! ...