Some people might find them boring, but I love hostas. Mostly because I hate gardening and you could hardly kill a hosta if you tried, but also because I love all the different greens.
Coming soon ... a progress report on the Roundabout Leaf Tank.
You are absolutely correct -- it is impossible to kill a hosta. Even if you've been giving it your level best for five years, they will come back every spring, the tenacious little buggers.
That is so crazy! My dad is a freakin' hosta fanatic. Yup, the retired Army colonel is a certified Tennessee Master Gardener, co-founder of the Mid-South Hosta Society, and current president of the Dixie Regional Hosta Society--and he goes to all the big hosta conventions every year. He has about 550 varieties of hostas in his backyard. And that's WAY more than you probably ever wanted to know about my dad and his hosta obsession.
I'm right there with you. I don't garden AT ALL, but the hostas that the previous owners of our house planted are absolutely thriving. (Everything else has been choked out by weeds.) They look so lush, especially after all this rain.
Hi from Austria! Thanks for sharing these amazing pics of the Hostas - they are so gorgeous, all these different shades of green are just breathtaking!
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I'll have to post a picture of my hosta for you. It's massive!
I'm with you on the hostas. So pretty.
I love your hostas! I'll have to enjoy them vicariously through you and your pictures, because we can't grown 'em in California. Too bad :(
I love the hostas with just a tinge of blue in them.
Wow - so pretty!
I don't have any hostas, but my sister loves them too. So nice and green:)
You are absolutely correct -- it is impossible to kill a hosta. Even if you've been giving it your level best for five years, they will come back every spring, the tenacious little buggers.
That is so crazy! My dad is a freakin' hosta fanatic. Yup, the retired Army colonel is a certified Tennessee Master Gardener, co-founder of the Mid-South Hosta Society, and current president of the Dixie Regional Hosta Society--and he goes to all the big hosta conventions every year. He has about 550 varieties of hostas in his backyard.
And that's WAY more than you probably ever wanted to know about my dad and his hosta obsession.
No, I'm not joking! :)
I'm right there with you. I don't garden AT ALL, but the hostas that the previous owners of our house planted are absolutely thriving. (Everything else has been choked out by weeds.) They look so lush, especially after all this rain.
Hi from Austria! Thanks for sharing these amazing pics of the Hostas - they are so gorgeous, all these different shades of green are just breathtaking!
I heart Hosta's, too!
GO CAVS!!!!!!!!!!
i really love the look of hostas too ;)
I like them, too. It's amazing how many varieties there are!
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