Seedling for Danny

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Seedling for Danny

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Do you remember my little seedling that you liked so much? Here it is this year. It's very slow growing...still only one eye :???: It has substance like it's pod parent...very thick. This is the first year for all of this waviness, and I really like it. For size comparison, that is Gold Drop that's beside it. Hope you all like it.

Lynn

*I had to edit this post as it was Danny that liked it so much. Sorry Jeroen...I had a brain fart. :oops:
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That is spectacular :cool:
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I have to say that it's one of the most beautiful hosta that I have ever seen........spectular!!
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Post by Wanda »

The heck with Danny (sorry Danny)...

I WANT THAT HOSTA!!!!!!!!!!!!

Absolutely drop-dead gorgeous! Protect that baby well...it is so stunning it is even bringing felonious thoughts to my head!

Man, Lynn, that is REALLY special. I am so happy...now that my lust for Atom Smasher has been slaked, that one will move to the top of the LUST LIST!!!

Who are the parents?

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Sorry Jeroen...I had a brain fart.

Lynn :???: :???: :???: :???: :???: :???:

OOOOHHHH but i Still like it alot!!!

This fantastic......never seen a seedling like this before....!!

grow baby grow!!!!

When it's time to order..Lynn????? :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Post by eastwood2007 »

awesome! The colors are beautiful! Please keep us posted on its progress!
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That's beautiful! Like Winter Lightning it might take some work to keep it even looking, but would be well worth the effort :)
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Ooh La La! 8-) That is a keeper Lynn! :D :D :D
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Wow that pattern is really great, it looks pretty stable. I'd love a piece of that one!
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That is simply beautiful. Have you named it yet? How about Ruffled Delight?

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Get that sucker to FIRST LOOK!

Looks like a single division..... I hope you have it insured..... :o
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Post by Danny Van Eechaute »

This is one of the most unique Hostas in the world !! Superb!!!
Thanks for sharing.

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Wonderful. :D
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Post by renaldo75 »

Well I can't think of any comments to describe this one that haven't already been said, Lynn. :o :o :cool: 8-) :cool: It is amazing!! :P I couldn't agree more with Danny. Do you know the parentage?
GO HAWKEYES!!!

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Post by thy »

:o

What a hosta... it is perfect :D

don't let those boys from Belgium and holland spoil it during their fight.. I'll protect it

Keep us updated

parentage ?

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Thank you all for the great comments! I wish I could say that I hybridized this one for exactly these characteristics, but in truth, I just got lucky. :???: It is an open pollenated seedling from Aurora Borealis. I wish I knew who the proud papa is. :???:
Mike, I was thinking that it would be a good one for First Look, but not this year. I would like it to give me a few more eyes first. At the rate it's growing, that will be a while.
Pia, if I were to send a division to you, then the boys would have to visit you to see it. But then, they could always come here to see it...
Molly, I have a few names in mind, but am waiting to see it mature a little first. I'm afraid if I name it too soon, something will happen to it. :roll:
Wanda, you are the closest one to me, I think. So keep your felonious thoughts to yourself. :lol: You are always welcome to visit me, but leave your shovel at home!!!
I have a few more babies that I am watching pretty close. Maybe one of these days I will go out and take some pics to share with you. At least here, people appreciate them. Around here I'm more the crazy hosta lady. :lol: :-? :lol:

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Who needs a shovel when you have big strong hands and long tough fingers (hehe)? But I would never do that...I want to be REAL good so I can talk you into a piece some day!!! Just wanted to jokingly remind you that there are those who would - so you could take appropriate measures to protect that spectacular plant. Hope you have a hail-safe cover for it...the weather front that shredded Lisa and jgh’s hosta is nearing here and will probably be coming your way later this week.

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Post by caliloo »

WOW! :o

That is just amazing! COngrats on the gorgeous baby!

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Post by Kent »

Lynn,

That is just simply the best looking seedling I've seen in years. Great job...you should be so proud.

Cheers,
Kent

PS. I must dig my vole costume out of the attick...I might need it :eek: :eek: :wink:
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Just a way to tel you I really liked it :wink: ..boys

Let it grow some eyes before First Look and TC... Kents experience scared the heck out of most of us.. so keep a part of it... Sure wanna be in first line for a baby :wink:

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