Try Frozen Margarita. It is a variegated sport of Fried Bananas,which is gold,and also fragrant. Phil

Summer Fragrance. Larger leaf, larger clump, mine is in full afternoon sun and smells wonderful.

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If you want a blue one to put into the mix, Fragrant Blue is good.

Sandy

Fragrant Dream and Fragrant Fire are both nice. Guacamole is a good one.

Don B.

How much larger? My Fragrant Bouquet is nearing 5 feet in diameter.

tj

Wow! How long have you had yours, TJ?

Don B.

How long has it been?...I'm thinking 12-14 years.

Last year, during the heat and drought, it didn't look its best but still respectable...

2011 shot with Striptease and Blue Angel

tj

Nice clump tj! I have been dividing mine so its not nearly that big. It does grow fast though :) Thanks for the suggestions everyone, Ill keep these listed with me when I go to the garden store soon :)

Hi all,
I'm currently planting fragrant Hosta in volume on the side of my house under my window, so I bought these 'Guacamole' this morning. The one in the center sure looks like 'Fragrant Bouquet' to me. I'm guessing it reverted back to it's parent plant? Not that I'm complaining. It's a six-eye plant, and I love FB to begin with. Five bucks at my new favorite local nursery. :)

Have a Great Weekend, Hostaholics
Don B.
Westminster, CO.

5 bucks for all those? wow!

No sorry, five bucks each. Still very good for mature divisions. I'll take that all day. :)

Don B.

That is still good! About 7-8 around here is the best for a similar size.

Don B- Great containers! Fine lookin' plants. Great gardeners improvise and grab whatever we can to get them roots clean and wet. You are in Colorado...are your in-the-ground hostas up and unfurled already or did the local seller force these early?

-Babka

Babka....The seller forced 'em early, but almost all my Hosta that are in-ground are pipping and very visible...They're almost here!

Don B.

This post was edited by Don_in_Colorado on Sat, Apr 6, 13 at 16:06

mine are just starting to poke up :) in central illinois.

You might can blow up this picture a wee bit, or look at it on Flickr. It has an assortment of the fragrant family of hosta, and for some variety with Fragrant Bouquet, and still in the family tree close to mama plantaginea, look at Holy Mole, Avocado, Cathedral Windows.....yadayada.

One of my favorite photos from last year.

That's a great pic, Mocc. All the gorgeous fragrants...

Don B.

Thanks for the pic! I love Holy Mole! What a contrast :)