Thanks for the music along with those beautiful hosta and your great comments.

Some of yours are also in my garden for the second year and are looking fine too. I have two Invincibles, plus Invincible Spirit, doing better this season. The Verna Jean is a sweet small hosta that doesn't melt its white edges in the heat. I really like it, as well as White Dove, another smaller hosta.

I do not have Praying Hands, but I got Hands Up which is a small offspring of PH. Got it this spring from Naylor, two separate eyes, and they are both thriving. It seems to be a strong grower.

Candy Dish is like dark green sweet chocolate, with a shiny thick leaf and more ruffled edges every day. I have another similar one, Irish Luck. Both have enough substance to stand our humidity, which I think is more destructive to thin leafed hosta than the heat is.

Thanks for sharing your beauties with us.

Very nice, i like the radiant star and I want one lol!! and what is the one in front of Abba Dabba Do?
L

Thanks for the pics. Love the Krossa.

Steve

Egads, I getting old! As soon as I read the post title the song started running through my head. (Although can't recall ever hearing Johnny Nash sing it -- do remember hearing the 5th Dimension and Jimmy Cliff renditions.)

Some sweet hosta you have there.

Thanks all for the comments.

Moc - glad to hear Verna Jean edges hold thru the summer. Do you have a pic of Hands Up you can share? Irish Luck is one I can't wait to see add a couple more years - think it is going to wow...we'll see.

melati, that is Velvet Moon - the contrast is really dramatic this year(3rd).

Paul

Hum hum de humm...nice song...more beauuuuuutiful hosta. Wow on that KRegal..have one too which I split in two...might put them back together...more wow factor after seeing yours.

Your comment Re High Society..mine too, is languishing, so pretty a hosta but I wish it would get moving!!! Doesn't look so great yet. Does it like heat? Good to know...may have to relocate once more...my garden soil is lots of bagged triple mix mixed with whatever we have here...not really clay soil, so it's easy for bugs to set up residence...as pill bugs did under HS last year. She's been moved and is not too happy. I hope she'll do ok otherwise I'll buy a new one - love it. She might like the company, teehee hee.

I kind of hid her so bugs wouldn't find her but made bad choice...no bug bites, but she's lost in there...movin' on...(Stevie wonder tune) :)

Thanks for lovely pics!

Nice pictures and nice hosta again Paul.

Interesting about High Society. I thought tree roots was the problem when I dug mine out, but there were no tree roots. I went to plant it and it kind of fell apart. I bought mine in 2010 in August. I now have many High Society hosta, I hope some survive.

Beverly

Thanks for sharing Paul. It rained the last three days I was home. I've driven 800 miles east and the darn rain is following me. It was even pouring rain when the sun was shining while we were driving through the Adirondack Mountains.

I'm growing Roy Khelm in full sun and sure looks a lot different than yours. I keep forgetting I need Key Lime Pie until I see yours!

Gesila

It Looks almost like Luna Moth.