How many did you order? I'll take a small, please.

I'm going to order 7,1 for every day of the week.

One has a large white area in front, can write 'HOSTAS' on it and wear it in the garden, LOL.

Ken - for a minute I thought you were going to discuss your wardrobe. And I said to myself "things have certainly changed with Ken since I visited this site on a more regular basis."

The yellow striped one is named Dried Golden Rod. And the solid green one off to the right side of the page is named Ginko Leaf. Perhaps their fashion team has hired a gardener.

del

This post was edited by paul_in_mn on Fri, Jan 10, 14 at 11:06

Well now, Ken. Thank you. I clicked on your link and looked at all the colors. Now Google is placing Lands End ads wherever I go. ;-) The reason I am thanking you is that the last search I did was for toilets, and I'm tired of looking at toilet ads.

-Babka

Did you catch the GW Sticky that came out a couple minutes ago? It says:

"Have you checked out what's happening on our GardenWeb Calendar lately?"

No - we're too busy checking out the link to the green hosta shirt!

What a coincidence! Look at what I saw today!

Here is a link that might be useful: Look at this one

Gee,Ken all I ever saw you in was shorts,and a T-shirt! Lol! Yeah,I know it's winter,and you can't wear that outdoors now. Phil

Ken,

I think that hosta tie would go great with your green rugby shirt. A perfect "Sunday go to meetin'" outfit.

Ok, that only took me a day to figure out. Mine kept coming up with the blue one. Did you see the solid green one is called Gingko leaf?

Now Esther, that hosta tie is out of control!

Gesila

Gesila,

There were so many cute hosta shirts AND the tie (and there are MORE hosta ties on that website...) that I just had to post them all. Could not just choose one to show you guys. OK, which one are YOU ordering?

I like the shirt with the quote from the rabbit...

Don B.

i will wear the tie

dave

Oh, but there's MORE ties:

The "Hosta Blossom" tie:

The "Nothing But Hosta" tie:

The "Got Hosta" (for deer snax) tie:

The "Green Leaf of Hosta" tie:

and yet several more!