Very nice joebar, welcome to the shady side of the garden.

By the way what are roses?

Paul

my crowning glory is my viking queen on my trellis, i have a gorgeous brother cadfael and golden celbration for the austins,about face, rainbow sorbet, rosemary harkness,neptune, honey bouquet,and a great deal of miniatures in containers- give me a week and all the pics of the first flush will be on the roses forum

welcome, joebar, thank you for posting so many great pics. I like your shiny yellow-margined unknown one that's on the right of the undulata. Don't be a stranger now...

i like that particular hosta as well mary- i wish i was more diligent about keeping those plant markers, but before i really got into hosta i thought they were pretty much all the same, so why keep the namecard-right? lol

JOEBAR,
What beautiful hosta's.They all look nice and healthy.
In your picture # 10,what is the leaf on the left,i used to have something like that,it looked really pretty growing with hosta,do you have the name?
Lovely pictures,thank you.
cAROL

i couldn't tell ya- all i know is that it has been in that planter for a couple years now and is unusual , and getting larger

Welcome to the Hosta forum Joe, you'll find plenty of enablers 'round here...

The solid green to the left in DSCN0019-1.jpg looks like Undulata Erromena, the all-green form. Undulatas are quite unstable and be prepared for them to change over the years.

In DSCN0020-1.jpg to the right looks like 'So Sweet', check the flowers for fragrance when it blooms.

DSCN0003-1.jpg sure reminds me of Undulata Albomarginata.

And finally for DSCN0012-1.jpg check out Blue Cadet on the HL.

Welcome, Joe, your hostas are lovely. Why not treat us to a few pics of your favorite roses as well? Most of us enjoy more than one type of plant :-)