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1999 Hosta of the Year Paul's Glory

11 years ago

Show us your Paul's Glory.

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jan_on zone 5b
11 years ago
Just a baby, but pretty nevertheless.
Jan
mctavish6
11 years ago
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hostaLes
11 years ago

It is only 3 years old and this year has been it's Leap Year. I can't wait to see it in spring. The next door neighbor to the left is Old Glory and honestly I couldn't choose one over the other. Both are great hostas.

Les
User
11 years ago
Yeah! Was waiting for this one to arrive!

Looking pretty good earlier this month, and I'm pleased to have it. Mercy, I missed a few of the intervening years from 2005 to 2000, will have to catch up.
newhostalady Z6 ON, Canada
11 years ago
It's great that you got one moccasinlanding. I don't think you will be disappointed. I love Paul's Glory. I got this one last year.
beverlymnz4
11 years ago
My favorite HOTY. The only pics I have are partials - Paul's Glory in front left corner. Elegans in the back.

Spring

Late Summer

Beverly
Steve Massachusetts
11 years ago
What beautiful specimens you have, Beverly. Very well grown.

Steve
hostahillbilly
11 years ago
since you asked:

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plantbug
11 years ago
Paul's Glory pic taken yesterday.
plantbug
11 years ago
Ooops, lost the pic before.

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