Orange Marmalade - very very slow for me

My best looking $3.00 hosta, Old Glory:

On Fire, a nice little streaker, I think I paid $40 for this little guy:

Gesila

On Stage

Orange Marmalade

One Stage

Orange Marmalade

Olive Bailey Langdon

Steve

Olympic Silver Medal closeup

Orange Marmalade

Another OBL, Olive Bailey Langdon.

Old Glory had to live in a rabbit deterring cage last year.

Orange Marmalade looking a bit burned by August.

OBL is finally getting big.

On the Border. That's not a weed, it's a celandine poppy.

On stage

Orange Crush

Orange Marmalade has the most incredible color for about 3 weeks in early spring. This photo almost captured it. OM looks terrible up in the summer. I bought mine after Phil mentioned that it's worth that for how it looks in the spring. I totally agree with him.

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Orange Marmalade, after the orange phase!

On Stage, not exactly a show stopper here.

Olive Bailey Langdon grows well here despite enduring a few transplants. I have three with each receiving a different level of sun exposure. None get the rich coloration as those pictured above.

Olive Branch

On The Marc

On Stage

Old Glory

Olive Bailey Langdon,growing here since 2006. Phil

Old Glory,just the second year in the garden. Phil

Obsession was a bonus from Avalon Acres in 2012...looks almost like a streaker with two dark tones.
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Old Faithful is a fragrant, and it came from Van Wade's OS. It is an Olga hosta, of course. That is a bee up to his knees in the blossom.

Old Glory in a tub with two other hosta also from Hallson. While they have similar coloration, I put them together so I could learn to recognize their differences.

Olga's Shiny Leaf (NOT named after Olga P, but another Olga)
It is shown with Ballerina which is also small, to give a comparison. Both came from Savory...shown June 2013

On Stage is awesome to look at....

One Man's Treasure shown blooming Sept 2013, a purple scape and pale lavender blossoms. Medium shiny darker green. This one came from Hallson in 2012.

Orange Marmalade shown in April 2013 with its tetraploid sport Forbidden Fruit for color comparison.

Otome No Ka from Van Wade, taken in August 2013...here just 2 months at that time. From the Fragrant Flowered list.

Oze did not survive the spring. It came up solid green anyway, and did not show me much so I'm not replacing it.

One of my Orange Marmalade in spring

Olive Bailey Langdom

Obsession

Ocean Isle

October Sky

Orange Marmalade (sporty variant)

Paul

Wow, Paul! Your 'October Sky' has incredible color! I'm blown away.

Don B.

'Olive Bailey Langdon' in 2012, straight from New Hampshire Hostas, a plant from my first-ever mail order purchase.

'Olive Bailey Langdon' one year later in 2013. Can't wait for spring 2014.

Don B.

My H. montana 'On Stage' . Bernd

Old Faithful

Old Glory

On Stage. It is amazing how different this plant looks in different parts of the country.

On The Marc

Old Glory

Olive Branch

On Stage

Ooh La La

Orange Crush

Orange Marmalade

Love the Ooh La La ,how old is it?

Old Glory...First year

On Stage

Thank you Stoc. My Ooh La La was planted in 2009 with 3 eyes. It had 22 eyes in spring of 2013. It is one of my favorites. It is growing on the east side of the garage. All of the hosta in that bed tend to do really well. Morning sun. Although, some can suffer later in the summer even if kept watered.

'Olive Branch'

I hadn't seen 'Oo La La' before this thread, as far as I can remember. Nice one.

Don B.

My 'Olive Bailey Langdon' is only first year and my only O. I look forward to seeing her grow up to be a beauty like the ones shown here, hopefully.
I will have at least two more Os ... have a division of Orange Marmalade to pick up in the spring from my daughter and I will have On Stage as a new arrival in my garden for 2014...thanks to Paula from our Florida Division for enabling :-)