Nice. I bet to step out and see these shining faces every morning gives a lot of joy.

So pretty, Brandy. I really like the Luna Moth and the picture looking down on the pots is wonderful.

Thank you both! I am finding that Miss Luna Moth likes to stay well hydrated. She starts to droop if her soil is even a little dry. So she likes to be watered every other day. I think it's because Hallson is North of me and the Ozarks get a lot hotter. But she is adjusting well. She is in the spot with the most shade and least direct sunlight (just early morning when it is still relatively cool). I just make sure she gets her water when she wants it. El Nino will be going on the display when it's done. He won't be staying on the patio. He could tolerate it plus he will be too big soon enough. Someone made the comment to me today that he's a 4th of July hosta... He's in a red pot and he's blue and white! ;-) As of right now, the only ones that will be staying on the patio once the display is built are Blue Mouse Ears (obviously); PUD; Fire Island; Fortunei Hyacinthina, Fire and Ice and the little Wide Brim. I still hope to get at least Irish Luck before the summer is over- from Hallson. Next year, the only ones on the patio will be BME, PUD, Fire and Ice, and possibly Wide Brim which will lead to room for more "patio babies". The neighbor said he was going to do the big part of the "hosta stage" first, which will go where Wheee, Minuteman, Mama Mia and Midwest Magic currently are... Then he will do the smaller part which will be on the side that the Fire and Ice, Fortunei Hyacinthina, Fire Island and PUD are and just on the other side of the patio.

Here's Luna Moth in the late afternoon... She starts to droop a little around this time. It's much worse if her soil isn't moist.