There are a LOT of pics in this thread, so I apologize to dial-up users. 
Here's an update for July. You'll notice that a lot of the hostas are spotted and dirty. The tulip poplars are dripping TERRIBLE this year!
First just to start out, here is 'Continental Divide' this year. It's coloring up for its late summer show quite well.
Yeah...love tulips trees over hostas.
'Chickenhearted' is about to flower and huge this year. Can't wait to start using the pollen. Oh yeah, tulip trees again...
Seedlings in the vault when you first walk in. Most directly in front were planted last year, but crossed in 2007. (man, time flies when growing hostas)
Looking across the older seedlings. The original, still-streaked 'Continental Divide' division is the hosta leaf in the lower right.
This spring's little hosta babies.
Some of the big ones. 2004-5 seedlings. 'Fragrant Blue' seedlings midway up left side. Streaked 'Gold Standard' seedlings bottom half.
The main breeders this year.
The unnamed giant from Olga Petryszyn is center-back at about 40" tall. There is actualy a 55lb husky walking underneath it in this picture. You can see her white feet just under the gold leaves. In fact all these hostas originated from Olga (clockwise from left): Unnamed gold seedling, huge green unnamed, 'Great Plains', streaked 'Mardi Gras', 'Dorothy Benedict' x 'Elatior'.
Big. Green. Few flowers this year.
Leaf...
Hybridizing with 'Siberian Eyes', a new breeder I moved last year.
Few more streaker-breeders I'm using and/or waiting to stabilize.
Loving this one. 'Marbled Cream' x OP. It's july and it's still as fresh looking as it was in Late May.
2004 seedling, 'Delta Pride' x OP
HUGE hopes for this one. Large, and still VERY blue in July with fragrant flowers. Just began using the pollen this morning. 'Fragrant Blue' seedling. Spotting is from the tulip trees again.
Seedlings of 'Outrageous' center. Breeding with it is hard for some reason.
Just one I'm watching.
This is interesting to me. Suddenly, open pollinated flowers are no longer setting pods. This directly echoes my breeding success the past couple weeks. I bet 90% of my crosses have failed. Weird. The weather has been very good too.
My prized breeder this year. 'MPG-02' in my numbering system.
Some more tags. Fingers crossed if they're successful.
'Hatsushimo' F2 seedlings. S L O W but very beautiful. Grown in 2005, most are still single eye.
Nice little thing. Hope it stabilizes to a gold margin. About 2.5 - 3 feet across.
Incredible, vigorous, HUGE green seedling from the same 'Hatsushimo' F2 bunch in the previous pic. Been breeding with this one. The leaves are fantastic.
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To those that wanted to see how I built my "vault"...
I used 10ft posts buried 3ft to make a 7'ft fence. Deer fencing is 7.5 feet, so I flared the bottom outward to help keep out rabbits. I ran a tension wire along the bottom to zip-tie the fence to for added tightness.
Top of the posts show the lag bolt and the tension wire also ran across the top.
Zip ties hold the fence tight.
One long side. The tension wire at the top also helps with falling limbs to prevent them from ripping the fence. The wire stops the branches and protects the fence.
Lastly, a simple door.
Whew, long post! Happy gardening!
