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16 years ago

We had a big stump removed from our backyard today leaving three HUGE hostas ( alot huger than Christines huge ) Don't know the brand they are 50 yrs old at least. Welcome to come dig one or all. If I knew I was coming to Henriettas I would just dig and bring down. Maybe we should wait and see if I make it down to Burtonsville?? Let me know what you all think. Steve in Baltimore County.

Comments (2)

cfmuehling
16 years ago
Steven,
They're probably getting ready to bloom, aren't they?
Why don't you enjoy them through the bloom season, then think about them for the fall swap.

[looking sidways, pretending not to care]

Would you be interested in describing these aged and honored hosta?

Christine
oscarthecat
Original Author
16 years ago
Christine I am not a hosta person but great big solid color green leaves. The stem gets about 3 ft tall and covered with lavender/purple flowers. Steve in Baltimore County.
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