They all look great, McT! Your On Stage simply blows my socks off! It is absolutely gorgoues! And I love the spider on the hand statue in the Patriot pic. Looks almost like a spider ring :-)

Love your pix McT! Especially like that Aspen Gold.
My Rainbow's End is looking very tattered right now whereas yours looks fresh as a daisy. And your On Stage still has good variegation, mine has gone to mostly all green now.

I'm enjoying all your photos. I hope you will re-post them in January as a feast for our Winter-weary eyes. Also, that is when the ordering begins...

-Babka

Beautiful! And I love your little garden fairies!

That June Fever is awesome! All the pics look great.

Doggone it Myrle, every time you post pictures I see something that makes me say 'gotta have'.... This time it is Aspen Gold, such colour! And then there's Carnival... but that's another story.

Gee Myrle your pictures are enchanting and a real bummer at the same time.........a bummer because yours make mine look so much worse........lol, Your Carnival is gorgeous, something I aspire to have mine look like. Rainbow's End is just so perfect, sooo many beautiful scapes on such a little hosta! (the squirrels dug mine up and it never recovered) I'm adding On Stage to my "gotta have list" after seeing yours. I love your garden pixies.....they're so cute.

?? Is your June Fever in sun.........mine is so much greener that you can't see the edge unless you really look for it.

As always Thanks for sharing.......bummed out June :(

What beautiful photos! I could smell the chill in the air and hear the crickets! I love seeing photos in the forum as opposed to hosta sights whose pics always look less than appealing. When I see them here I say "I GOTTA HAVE THAT!"

My gotta have is Dark Star,wow!That is a beauty.Thanks Myrle for the pictures.Mine still look pretty good also, i love the way your Manhatten has changed color on just 1/2 the leaf,kinda like, fall,yes,no,yes,no.

Carol

Thank's folks. You've got to remember, I'm showing you some of the good ones. Cherry Berry is still standing in the corner. Most are still looking decent though. I've had less slug damage this year I think because of my new approach. I was sprinkling the (non poision) kind very sparingly about twice a week. I didn't put it near the plants but in among the rocks and away, by other plants. It seems to have worked unless it was a fluke or something.

I'm pretty taken with Aspen Gold too. In fact, I'm realizing that though slow growing, the tokodama family is one I really like. That's where one of my top favourites came from Cool Hand Luke.

My June Fever is in direct morning sun and open shade (no trees). It's not fast growing but I like it.

I'm going to do a thread on the "green" issue since this has been puzzling me for a while. McT