HAVE: A very large hosta!

19 years ago

If you go to this link, click on the misc. album you can see a picture of the hosta I am going to dig up and divide. I do not know the name(if someone out there does please tell me!) Also in picture 141 there are a few other ones I'd be willing to trade, especially the small blue one in the lower right hand corner. As usual I am looking for bamboo, but will not limit myself to it. Let me know what you have, but they must be shade,as I am going for a woodland type garden. Thanks!

Kendal

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albabela
19 years ago
Missing the link, but I will take the small blue hosta (s).
LMK if I can offer you something from my list.

-Shilpa
firevicar
19 years ago
Dear Kendal,

Bring it to Green Elephant, hostas are irresistable.

Is this the yard-wide bed of dark-green-with-white-centers leaves I saw in a previous photo?

Regards,

Jim
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kendal
Original Author
19 years ago
whoops, here is the link lol http://community.webshots.com/user/kendal27

Jim, yes it is the same link I posted for you.

Shilpa,

Let me look at your list and I will get back to you (-"

Kendal
kendal
Original Author
19 years ago
Hi Shilpa,

Some of your daylilies would be nice, I like the custard and siloam. So far my blue hasn't peeked out yet, but I'll bring you a couple crowns of my Sum and Substance if you want.

Kendal
albabela
19 years ago
Kendal,
Sum and Substance is such a perfect (even slug resistant?) hosta, but it will be too big for my tiny side yard space! I am actually after mini hostas like blue jay or little Sunspot - no more than 12" wide.
-Shilpa