dang, copied over A header and forgot to change to B.

Sorry

Paul

Blue Angel is a year 2 plant, all others are year 1.

Blue Angel

Beet Salad

Beckoning

Blue Ivory

Blue Umbrellas

Steve

Blue Ivory
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Blue Mouse Ears Supreme
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Blonde Elf
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Bitsy Gold
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Blue Boy
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This is the "A" that's a "B" - I get it.
Steve, your second year Blue Angel is giving me an inferiority complex. My Blue Angel is 15 years old. It has less then 10 leaves. I've tried it in different spots but I think it hates me.

This one's so good I had to post it twice

This certainly makes my top 5. The third year in the garden

Fifth year in the garden. Sold as Hillbilly Blues

Biggie

Blue Baron

Blue Jay

Blue Lollipop (very tiny, surprised it came up at all)

Blue Mouse Ears (and friends)

Blueberry Muffin

Bridegroom (struggles for me, will have to relocate)

I'm sure I have more B's that I hadn't taken photos of last year. Maybe this year I'll be better at getting more photos of my hostas through the season.

Karen

Bingo

Borocay

Big Daddy in 2010

the other Steve

Blue Krinkles middle summer

Blue Krinkles Fall

McTavish, I adore your Black Hills and Brother Stefan. I will be replacing my Brother Stefan, apparently lost or left behind in the PODS move south.

Thanks Moccasinlanding. My Black Hills is nine years old now but grew steadily right from the beginning. I've bought several hostas for their heavy corrugation and this one is probably the best for me. Brother Stefan was an impulse buy. It had been out for a few years and I read (or dreamt?) that it was slow so I avoided it. I probably never would have gotten it if I hadn't seen it at a local nursery. To me, it's amazing.

Here are some B's from 2011
Hosta Bedford's Rise and Shine

Blue Hawaii - 3rd year, looking better every year, nice color and upright

Paul

From April/May 2011

Blue Arrow

Three different Blue Cadets, bought at the same time, placed in different locations

I'll have to check to see if there is another BEET SALAD in here. I was busy looking at STAINED GLASS so much, I overlooked BEET SALAD very close to it.
The petioles are beetish red, and the margins in places are reddish purple also. I think I was hungry the day I ordered this from Nancy Solberg, cause I also got edible sounding plants.

A couple to add-

Band of Gold, hybrid Dorothy Benedict x hypoleuca - third year, bright margin

Blue Angel Streaked - 2nd year

Blue Shadows, a Tokudama Aureonebulosa sport - 2nd year, slow grower, but love the colors

Blue Wedgewood, tardiflora x Elegans - 3rd year, growing well, need to move to show upright form. Guacamole and Spilt Milk will over run it this year or next.

Bob Deane - 3rd year, wavy edge was much improved last year

Bressingham Blue, a sieboldiana hybrid - big leaves, this one in quite a bit of shade, moved another a couple of years ago to brighter spot - hoping it takes a jump this year. Would love a large specimen of this one.

Paul

Hosta Hillbilly had a very large and nice Bressingham Blue! Where is HB?