Name those mini hostas
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Name those mini hostas
Hi Everyone, I am new to this forum and still fairly new to Hostas, but yesterday my mother brought me some mini hostas from the farmers market, but she didnt ask what their name is I have a few ideas on what they might be, but I wanted some more opinions. I think the light green may be feather boa and the dark green may be Silver Halo. What do you all think, any input would be appreciated. I love knowing what their names are
Amanda
Sorry the pic is so fuzzy
Amanda
Sorry the pic is so fuzzy
Welcome to the forum, Amanda. I don't have any ideas on the hosta identities, but perhaps you could go to the farmer's market next time, find the seller, and get the names?
Linda P
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And frosts are slain and flowers begotten.....
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Neither have I ... but welcome to the forums, hope you will enjoy them
Pia
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Welcome to Hallson's , Amanda! We'll be sure to throw the welcome mat out for you in the Welcome Forum.
I'm sorry, but I am terrible at IDing also. There's just so many minis now and many of them have similar traits. But I do have faith that some of the "experts" here will be able to at least narrow it down for you.
I'm sorry, but I am terrible at IDing also. There's just so many minis now and many of them have similar traits. But I do have faith that some of the "experts" here will be able to at least narrow it down for you.
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Hi Amanda,
Welcome to the forums
The picture is fuzzy because the forum is trying to create a thumbnail but in reality it is making the picture bigger (click on the "thumbnail" and you'll see what I mean). If you compress your images a little you won't need to make them so small in size and they might show up better.
As to guesses on these guys, I would guess the one on the right could possibly be 'Twist of Lime'. I'm not sure of the other one...
Welcome to the forums
The picture is fuzzy because the forum is trying to create a thumbnail but in reality it is making the picture bigger (click on the "thumbnail" and you'll see what I mean). If you compress your images a little you won't need to make them so small in size and they might show up better.
As to guesses on these guys, I would guess the one on the right could possibly be 'Twist of Lime'. I'm not sure of the other one...
Thank You Chris, I checked the Hosta Library and I agree, that little hosta does look like Twist of Lime, I will take a better pic of the other tommorow and post agin. Thanks for you help.
Chris_W wrote:Hi Amanda,
Welcome to the forums
The picture is fuzzy because the forum is trying to create a thumbnail but in reality it is making the picture bigger (click on the "thumbnail" and you'll see what I mean). If you compress your images a little you won't need to make them so small in size and they might show up better.
As to guesses on these guys, I would guess the one on the right could possibly be 'Twist of Lime'. I'm not sure of the other one...
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