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10 years ago

Picked these 2 up on my birthday buy up weekend..both 10 bucks and have plenty of pips showing. They also has Liberty for 11 bucks but no pips in any pot. the one I dug into had crown rot so I was not going to take a chance.

Blue Ivory

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miketropic
Original Author
10 years ago
Strip Tease
jadie88
10 years ago
Nice! I would love to find a Blue Ivory that's so far along. Mine is a small fry, and I hear its a slow grower. I'd love to see how it unfurls..post an update in a couple weeks!

Happy birthday!
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timhensley
10 years ago
Great buys!! My peonies are only now breaking through the mulch. The hosta are showing no signs of life.
TheHostaCottage
10 years ago
Awesome deals! Good score :)
Vanessa
in ny zone5
10 years ago
Nice hostas to show pips now. I tried to get stumps out from 6 ft arborvitae which I just had cut down, could not because the ground is still frozen. No hosta pips either. Bernd
esther_b
10 years ago
NO hosta pips so far here in NYC. I am, however, seeing all but 2 of my heucheras showing tiny baby leaves in the middle. The only 2 that are not are Georgia Peach and Marmalade, the 2 largest of my heuchies. I went into my basement storage room today to soak my 6 held-over geraniums. Wow! I saw green on all of them! One of them even was growing a couple of tiny baby leaves. This was my first try at over-wintering geraniums, thus the thrill of seeming success. So I took them out of the basement storage room and potted them, then put them under artificial light in the living room. It's not the intense light of outdoors, but I hope to nurse them along for 3 more weeks til I can plant them outside.
brandys_garden
10 years ago
Those are nice... I am hoping my "bulbs" do something. I think 2 or 3 look like they might? (I got 5 of U. Medio Variegata.) Greenhouses aren't even up yet here... And even the box stores don't have any hosta or anything good right now. Probably another couple of weeks before they do.
Mary4b
10 years ago
Nice! You just reminded me of a certain greenhouse that overwinters their pots and sometimes I get some great steals from them in the early spring....add'l pips in the pots, with last year's price tag. I remember I got some Eola Sapphires with 11-13 eyes each. I better get over there asap! I have the hosta bug really bad this spring.
don_in_colorado
10 years ago
Looks good, Mike. I think 'Striptease' is gonna explode out of that pot.

Don B.
miketropic
Original Author
10 years ago
If I could have found a Liberty with that many eyes I would have gotten 2! I think both were good buys for the size