I couldn't resist getting 'Uncle John'.

John

Good ol' undulata Albomarginata

Tis all I have.

Karen

H. undulata var. univittata, another common old standby, showing a little wear and tear at the end of summer.

Another one

Here are some U's:

Undulata

Undulata Erromena

And a little "unknown" I saw in someone's garden

Little unknown looks like Limey Lisa...

Hi all Hosta growers thought you would like to know of a brilliant HOSTA protector....I like most gardeners suffer from slugs and snails in this damp weather and in fact now that the climate has changed all around the world we have the slug and snail problem all year round, I have tried beer traps, copper tape, and wire salt, egg shells, even throwing them in my neighbours garden ( just kidding ) etc,etc all these methods are not practical long lasting and are harmful to our wildlife. recently a lady Hosta growerr recommended a new device to control slugs and snails called the slugbell she has used it and found it to be absolutely brilliant at controlling them. I have just ordered 6 of them to place around my hostas and other flowers in my garden , There web page is www.slugbell.com they use both Organic or Normal Metaldehyde bug pellets and that the small amount of pellets needed will last up to three months.!!! as they donÂt dissolve in the soil and are pet i.e. Cat , Dog , Bird and wildlife Safe Brilliant for pet owners ,they come in a range of flowers designs to suit your individual taste. I will try anything to keep my garden looking how it should whilst protecting natures cycle . iszzabella from Unig=ted kingdom.

Here is a link that might be useful: www.slugbell.com

Loved the posting of H. 'Unknown' hahahah!

Here's my donation:

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H. 'Urajiro Hachijo' - single quotes courtesy Dr. Pollock.

I vote for H Undulata univitatta. http://provenancegarden.com