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Found this lurking under deep leaves.

11 years ago

I still have some basic green hosta that were in the yard when we moved in. I had split and moved them all around for a few years before branching out into the really nice plants.

I still have the really common hardy plants on the East side of my house where it gets a lot of sun, and stays pretty dry. I moved a few leaves this morning and spotted the old sturdy work horse coming to life.

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trudy_gw
11 years ago
Looks like spring has arrived in your gardens!

We are ready....
jan_on zone 5b
11 years ago
lots and lots and lots of eyes. What potential!
Jan
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11 years ago
Looks like eyes piled on top of eyes everywhere. That old reliable is showing the expensive new guys how to get on with being a garden plant!

Be sure to show us that hosta leafed out, okay Leafwatcher? Where will it put all those leaves I'd like to know.
don_in_colorado
11 years ago
Yes Leafwatcher, please show us a pic when it leafs out. Would be great to see.

Thanks,
Don B.
gogirlterri
11 years ago
Very nice surprise. I've been snooping but not a pip to be seen in pots or ground. We finally are getting some rain and warmth, finally. :o)
Theresa
leafwatcher
Original Author
11 years ago
A little later some change...

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