Fragrant Blue and Cerveza.

Don B.

My undamaged Guacamole.

Don B.

Mojito, Stained Glass, Sugar and Cream.

Thanks for looking!

Don B.

Don, your beds look great. Cerveza and Fragrant Blue look good together. I have them both...never thought to put them together.

A little paradise corner, ...looks natural and I like it!
The little one in the middle of the last photo is a Fragrant Queen?

Looking great! What's the one behind and to the right of Fragrant Queen?

Fragrant Bouquet

Shade Fanfare

Luuk, that is Diana Remembered.

Santamiller, that would be Cathedral Windows. Thanks all.

Don B.

It will certainly smell good in August. Nice pictures, thanks for sharing.

Don, your corner is so calm and beautiful! What sunlight exposure does Diana Remembered get? I think she is a bit delicate - I bought another one because I gave her too much sun.

More then decent I'd say. My Fried Bananas are 3 ft across now. So you may have to move things around as they get bigger. My latest is a Frozen Margarita.

DD

Nice pics, LW. Thanks everyone. Not too much sun for Diana Remembered, Jo. Probably 7 to 11 AM direct sun for most of this bed, and then bright/dappled shade for the rest of the day. That's a nice-looking plant, DD.

Don B.

Once again, Cathedral Windows' leaf centers easily outshine Avocado's.

Don B.

My first year of really 'collecting' hostas, (2012), I bought the above Avocado and Cathdral Windows from Hallson Gardens. I planted them together in identical conditions, because I was eager to be able to tell minute differences between very similar hostas. Now that they've grown together, and I've been looking at them for 2+ growing seasons, the differences aren't eluding me so much anymore...But the really glaring thing is how much BRIGHTER the centers are on Cathedral Windows than on Avocado.

Anyone own both of these, and do yours have marked differences in center-leaf brightness?

Curious minds wanna know...

Thanks,
Don B.

P.S. Not taking much away from Avocado, it's a great grower, and it's leaf size is nice and big.