Quiet Waters

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I guess in hindsight I should have come on here looking for names for this plant. These are some good ones. I have already reserved the name Chris, but I am hoping this plant is fertile and I may be able to use these names for her babies.
Thanks again everyone. It's nice to see my excitement over this plant reflected in you guys. My friends who are not gardeners just look at it and say, yeah, it's nice, but it doesn't DO anything. :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Doesn't DO anything? DOESN'T DO ANYTHING! :eek:
It enchants, beguiles, and most of all, entices one to commit the sin of covetousness.
Wow...that is just beyond words. If a division of that one ever became available at auction, you might end up holding the world record. Did I say I love it? I do, I really do.
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Post by moongirl »

What Linda P just said. And then some.

I remember awhile back you posted these pics and I saved them in my 'I hope someday...' file. They are now renamed and I sure can't wait to get one!
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Post by Walnut grove »

Absolutely beautiful!!! Congratulations on a real winner!

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Post by largosmom »

Chris, I love trying to name new plants...and great minds think alike, eh? :bd:

And for the non-plant people...doesn't "do anything?"...this plant waves, it ruffles, it "rills" (using the rapids analogy again)!

I sure hope it is fertile for you.

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My want list has a link to the thread this was first posted on. Whatever the name I like it the way it is. When I read Chris' post I thought of the big wave all the surfers covet in Hawaii (but I don't remember that name, lol)
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Post by Pieter »

Lynn, imagine what you can do with a 'Waters' name down the line with offspring:

Running Waters
Slow Waters
Muddy Waters :)
Roger Waters :lol:
Slim Waters
Heavy Waters
White Waters
Dark Waters
Rippled Waters
Deep Waters

Well, you get the idea....

And, if you're looking for a test garden on the Wet Left Coast........
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Lynn tell your non hosta friends that your plant is the stuff that dreams are made of! I'd take out a second mortgage to get a piece of it!! Congratulations on such a beautiful plant!

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Lucy Waters?? :o

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I've had too much coffee this morning.... :wink:
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:bd: you know that we love you, you silly GOOSE - but I really need to talk to Jay about controlling you somehow!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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:lol: :lol: :lol: Kathleen, you are way too funny!

Molly...I don't think that will be necessary...I won't be asking that much for it (at least I don't think so...)

Pieter...nice names...I will definitely be keeping them in mind.

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Post by flowerchild59 »

Holy moly, what a cool hosta. What is its lineage??? How big is it now????
Congrats.................ps, is this a seed grown plant or a sport?>????
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Post by barbara »

I'm not very good at naming anything, and personally don't really care about names most of the time :wink: so I don't care what you call it :lol: I just want to see it growing in my garden one day , soon :D I don't usually save pictures of hostas, unless they are my own, but did save this one and put it in my wish list/dream-on file! Good luck with it, Lynn :D
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Post by Hank Zumach »

HI--My first, and lasting, reaction to the photo of this great looking plant was "I wonder why the name Quiet Waters" for such a wild looking plant. :D
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Post by tsbccowboy »

Add one more to the list of people wanting your 'Quiet Waters' when it becomes available.

You really have a beauty!

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Post by yardmom »

I believe there is a H. Quiet Water Disturbed, though I don't know if it has been registered.
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Post by Carol W »

Wow! Yes I want to be on the list of when this Quiet Water is going to be available! What am I like the 1000's # on the list? lol it's worth waiting for! :wink: That has to be the most interesting hosta I've seen!

I like the name Quiet Water... I sure hope it keeps it's pattern, how old is it? What is the size? Does it seem to be fast growing or slow?

I've like the names everyones throwing out there and even Lucy's Water :lol:
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There is no controling me..... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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There is no controling me..... :lol: :lol: :lol:

Is Goosie Waters better? :lol: :lol:
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Post by Carol W »

Goosie Waters yes I could see a goose swiming leaving little wakes in the water! :lol:
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