Maybe. But it'd be helpful when you post pics to include something for size.... either a ruler, or a pen, or business card.... something that we can reference size with.

Melissa, my toe is on the left of the pic :)

That hosta looks more like Touch of Class or High Society to me. The blue seems too pronounced to be LSSM, unless it's just your camera.

This post was edited by flower-frenzy on Thu, May 8, 14 at 11:26

While your toe is lovely, it's not very helpful. Place a pen, business card or ruler on a leaf for scale.

But I do agree with frenzy... I was initially thinking Touch of Class. The leaf for TOC is significantly smaller than LSM. Hence the need for scale.

Okay, I did purchase TOC previously but not High Society (at least I don't recall getting that). Thanks. This one is close by and may be Lakeside Shore Master.

That 2nd one looks more like LSM. The leaf shape is more appropriate, and so is the coloring. BUT.... that one could also be Great Expectations, Dream Queen/Weaver....

Pretty sure I didn't have GE or Dream Queen....maybe Dream Weaver but it's in the vicinity of where I was remembering LSM. Thanks, Melissa!

Names. Names. Names. They all look healthy and beautiful to me. Including the toe.

The center of that last one looks too thin to be LSSM. I would suggest Thunderbolt or what Melissa said.

bk

Thanks to Harry, flower and bk.

With a key for size reference - after a visit to Plant Delights, I am confident that this picture is LSSM

This post was edited by lavendargrrl on Fri, May 9, 14 at 15:05

The other leaf

I defer. I looked at the HL and it appears it could be LSSM. Mine is still young and has a wider center.

bk

This post was edited by bkay2000 on Thu, May 8, 14 at 21:18

Mine has been in the ground since 2006 or 2007.