Victory

Volcano Island

ventricosa Aureomarginata

Vuvuzela

Victor

Vanessa

Valentine Lace

Steve

Vanilla Cream

Velvet Moon

ventricosa Auremaculata

ventricosa Aureomarginata

Verna Jean

Veronica Lake

Vivacious

Paul

hosta 'Vim and Vigor'.

duplicate.

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Vulcan started to put on some size last year - hope it leaps this year.

1. David
2. Row the chicken across. Go back and row the wolf across. Take the chicken back with you on the return trip, leave it, and row the grain across. Row back and get the chicken. Had to think about this one a long time!
3. The driver is my age, and I'm not telling.

Squirejohn, I don't think that first one is Victory.

bk

The Victory at the Dallas Arboretum in 2012 covered with Crape Myrtle blossoms

My two year old Victory

Victory

Venetian Lace

venusta

One that really stood out for me last summer. The thickness of the leaves and texture is beautiful.

A very hardy 'no-name' that I called Vinnie. It will grow anywhere and thrive. It looks a lot like Gold Drop but I have one of those and there are slight differences.

I lost my picture of my Vinny that Myrle gave me so the only one I have worth posting is ...
Valentine Lace

bkay2000 - You may be right. I took this photo at a nursery. If it's not Victory I haven't a clue as to what it is since I wrote down the names from the labels and it doesn't resemble the other 7 hostas I photographed.

'Valley's Top' (sorry pic done by cell)
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SquireJohn, my Victory does not look like yours at all. I got mine from Bob Solberg, pretty sure it was rightly tagged. Here it is from May 2013....check yours against HostaLibrary. While your plant is gorgeous, I think mine is more typical perhaps?

Van Wade Blue, a 2013 addition from WadeGatton nursery. It is in a 5 gallon bucket, and at the end of the season, roots were coming out the bottom spreading into the surrounding soil.

ventricosa

Venus, trying to see if it performs better than Aphrodite

Verna Jean, a small-to-medium hosta that grows willingly and beautifully, and its companion White Dove with DIFFERENT LOOKING (this is my edit) variegation. Both came from Green Mountain in NH. 6/2013

Volcano Island, tetraploid version of Paradise Island, first in May then in July. Love it! Got it from Naylor.

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'Valentine Lace'.

Don B.

Vanilla Cream in mostly shade.

Valerie's Vanity, very nice glossy plant, I don't think it's ever had a bad day.

Mocc is right. John, I think that's Satisfaction you have in that pic.

Steve

Mad once again you are right and I am glad you enjoy them. I do too. Enable yourself again. Paula

Loveto grow, I will answer one of your riddles

Take the Chicken over first and leave it on the other side.
Next, take the Wolf across and leave him, but bring the Chicken back with you.
Next trip, leave the Chicken where you started and take the Grain across with the Wolf.
Finally, go back and get the Chicken

Roast and eat the chicken, trade the grain for some hosta and teach the wolf to chase aware deer in your garden....... I love these trick questions.

Paul

bk2000,mocc, Steve - Thanks for setting me straight. I must have had another one of my many senior moments as the nursery where I took the photo is very professional and particular about correct labeling.

John

Veronica Lake

Paul I have laughed all day. One fine way to handle a sticky situation. LOL

Very nice pics, everyone. I gotta get some various ventricosa(s)...Those are sweet.

Yo Vinny, gimme a slice! ; )

Don B.