'Halcyon'

Hyuga Uragiro

Hadspen Blue

High Society

Heat Wave

Hanky Panky

Vanessa

Honeybells
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Honeysong

Halcyon

Hacksaw

Harpoon

High Tide

Hottsy Tottsy

Hudson Bay

Paul

Hoosier Dome - new 2013

Hosta 'Holy Mole'! Bernd

Hoosier Dome

Hollywood Lights

Hyuga Urajiro

Steve

Hadspen Samphire

Halcyon

High Society

Hadspen Blue

Honey Song

Hi Ho Silver (Year 1)

Halcyon

Halcyon

Heat Wave

Another Halcyon. Truly a great hosta here.

Hercules

HOLLYWOOD LIGHTS

Holy Mouse Ears

Hanky Panky

Hawkeye

Halcyon with pink & blue forget-me-nots.

The picture doesn't do it justice--too much sun, but it is a gorgeous combination.

Very inspiring. So many of mine have a ways to go to look like those shown.

I spoke to Faye (Almost Hooked) yesterday in Tucson. She and her hubby are enjoying the 'non-snow'. Wimps! She gave me permission to share some pictures of her plants on the Alphabet threads. I am continually amazed at how huge they are for fist or second year plants. I hope you enjoy them. For the 'H' here is High Noon. It's so great there are 2 pictures of it. She better watch it or in may migrate to my garden when she's not looking.

And a month later flowering

Now a few of mine. It's odd that nearly all of them are green.

Highly recommend Hudson Bay.

Only 1 H picture for me. First year 'Hollywood Lights'.

I agree with you, ilovetogrow. I have 'Hudson Bay' and I think it's an outstanding hosta. A good replacement for 'Eskimo Pie', which I couldn't get to grow here.

'Harpoon'

Don B.

Hadspen Blue

Halcyon

Holy Mole

Honeybells

Not a great pic but does this look like Hudson Bay? I got some labels mixed and am not 100% sure.

Hans

High Fashion

Hollywood Lights

Closeup of leaf on Holy Mole

Only one H for me.

Looks like a Hudson Bay, Old Dirt. There are better-qualified people than me here, but I suppose it could possibly be Dream Weaver or Dream Queen? Just guessing.

Don B.

Thanks Don B, I am going to stick with Hudson Bay. I have a Dream Queen and wonder the difference of the Dream Weaver. Guess I'll have to get one and compare side by side. Now I know what ya'll talk about with enabling...

H. 'High Society' in early May

H. 'Hadspen Blue' new in 2013

H. 'Holy Mouse Ears' ... Gotta love those cute mice! :-)

H. 'Hydon Sunset' ... Lower right hand corner ... Cannot locate single shot - could be I don't have one :-(

Hot Green Chilies, a sport of Guacamole from Ran Lydell's gardens. Growing it in full sun.

Holy Mole', another Guacamole sport. I didn't realize how nice this one has gotten since the only way I can see it is from 8 feet up on the deck!

Two Halcyons at my front door in 2012. Yes, they were transplanted in spring of 2013 before they completely blocked my walkway.

Halcyon truly thrives here. The plant on the right was over 40" wide and hardly blinked when transplanted. The one on the left is shown in its new home in my post above.

Heat Wave

Hoosier Harmony

Happy Valley

Wow, Harry, those are big 'Halcyon'! Nice work, sir.

Hi Gesila, I'm loving 'Hot Green Chilies', never seen one with my own eyes. Do you consider it to have any differences to, say, 'Avocado' or 'Holy Mole', or is it extremely similar to those plants, in your opinion?

Thanks,
Don B.

Don, I'm not sure how much Hot Green Chilies varies from Avocado, I don't seem much difference when I compare my HGC to Avocado except I think HGC has thicker leaves. I grow all three of them in the sun.

I purchased HCG for pure sentiment. I bought HGC directly from Ran Lydell when I visited him in 2012. (I believe I bought one of each of his introductions that were original stock.) I have my HGC on the corner of a bed that I walk by each time I go in the back yard. It reminds me of a wonderful vacation and and a fascinating visit with Ran.

Gesila

Yes, Gesila, I buy plants for more than their looks as well. It does not matter to me if there is another similar look....the important thing is the feeling I get walking through my garden and thinking about them.

Besides, one may be fertile, the other one not. Or the toughness of the leaf deters slugs. You will never know unless you grow both. :)

Hadspen White from Wade Gatton, a fragrant

Halcyon from Mason Hollow, blue green in October

Half And Half from Naylor now potted with Pathfinder in a foursome. H&H is top left, bottom right.

Hands Up is a sport of Praying Hands, and it is a small. From Naylor

Happy Hearts from Green Mt.

Harry Van De Laar with its wavy edges showing the white backs, came from WadeGatton.

Heart And Soul from Jim Hartmann late in the summer.

Heartache from WadeGatton

Heart's Content from Made In The Shade

Heat Wave from Hallsons.

Holly's Dazzler from Hallsons

Hollywood Lights from Naylor....

Holy Mole from Hornbaker

Honey Pie, a fairly new introduction, fragrant, and from Naylor..in August after it bloomed, showing a seedpod. Fragrant, of course.

Honeybells 2 from Green Mt.

Hoosier Harmony from Mason Hollow is a strong grower.
Fragrant, of course.
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Hot Green Chilies beneath a banana tree. It came from WadeGatton
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Hotspur came from Naylor...it was developed in the UK

Hudson Bay from Made In The Shade, to replace my deceased Eskimo Pie which finally failed to grow.
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Hypoleuca in bloom with a bee flying away from the flower. I have 2, this one from Hallson.

and that's all, folks. :)

Half and Half

Hanky Panky

Heart's Delight

Hearts on Fire

Hi Ho Silver

Hollywood Lights

Holy Mouse Ears

Hudson Bay