CARNIVAL
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CARNIVAL LEAF
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Center of Attention

CLAUSA
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CLAUSA BLOOMS

Clown's Collar

Cup of Grace

New this year, Cape Cod.

Peren.all, love the clausa flowers and the way the plant is spreading. I have a couple of the species plants but they are doing not much so far. However, I have Purple Lady Fingers which has similar closed flowers, quite impressive.

Irawon, you and DonB were passing back and forth with the "C" presentations, like watching a tennis match.

I plan to repot my Climax into a MUCH LARGER pot. It is going into YEAR FOUR come spring, and if it leaps, I don't want to be standing too close. Beautiful plant, Myrle.

This is an oldie. It's an old Lachman plant, introduced in 1989. A first year plant, it did very well here in the heat and neglect of 2014.

bk

Crusader

A young Chantilly Lace.

Cerveza in mid July.

City lights that is sporting. I used my BF camera last summer to take pics and he has moved and we can't find the camera,think it is in his storage.AGhhhhh!
Hopefully I will find it and post some more.

Yes moccasinlanding I wish I had more species hostas. I like to see the origins from whence they came.
Seems like Purple Lady Fingers is a much better plant for anyone that has limited space. I like it.
Saketini is one I am looking forward to getting in the ground. It has pale purple closed flowers. Do you grow that one ? (you have so many).
I really enjoyed the tennis match too!
Thanks Sherry-happy to show one you had not seen.

mbug & irawon, I really like Cup of Grace. Another one for the must have list.

I tried to find ones that no one has yet posted. This is

Color Glory

Cerulean Magic

Christmas Pageant

Cory's Beauty

Registered. From Robert Cory of Cory's Wildflower Garden in Chillicothe Ohio. A sport of Blue Mammoth.

Two Candy Kisses on the far left. The only picture I have of them from this year. It's spring, you can see the lilac blooming in the background.

Wonderful pics everyone! Here is Clear Fork River Valley, new one for me. Really liking the deep colour and texture.

Cookie Crumbs

Canadian Blue

Choko Nishiki (newly planted in 2014)

City Lights

Climax in October

Camelot, not as deep a blue as irawon's

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Cherry Berry
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GREAT pic of City Lights, Hostanista.

HostaHosta, your pic of Color Glory just compelled me to add it to my '15 list of Must Haves. That's gorgeous!

City Lights...2nd year, hopefully it will leap this coming year.

Cherish...1st year

Curly Fries

Candy Dish

Captain Kirk

Cathedral Windows
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Christmas Tree

Crested Surf

ConnieMay, your Curly Fries is the largest leafed specimen of that hosta I ever saw. I think it likes being in the ground.

And Hostanista, your Climax touched by the fall temp drop, it is gorgeous. It is well up on my list of favorite plants.

And also your Clear Fork River Valley, it isn't a giant hosta, but the leaf size is impressive. I love that hosta. I plan to move it close to my Doubled Up, a smooth green fragrant, which is also a medium hosta which lives big. Then maybe a third which I'm undecided about. Although, Johnny Angel, a true yellow gold, might work making a blue/green/yellow trio. All three of those are durable and similar in ultimate size.

HostaTakeover - Here is a leaf of Color Glory.
Pic taken in late July or early August
Edited to add. This has been RENAMED Borwick Beauty.

This post was edited by Peren.all on Thu, Jan 1, 15 at 17:39

Woooow, Peren, that's just beautiful! I have to wonder how I managed to overlook this one for so long.

H. Color Glory is actually H. Borwick Beauty. It's a sport of Great Expectations that was stolen from the McBurnie's garden in the UK. It was registered incorrectly in order to obscure the correct origin. Check the Library.

Steve

The farmer would have none, because he doesn't have another field. It would be someone else's field.
Outstanding!

Candy Dish

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Cat and Mouse

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Centerfold

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Chain Lightning (shrunk a lot last year, will see if it comes back)

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Cherish

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Cherry Tomato (new in 2014)

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Coconut Custard in spring and in summer

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Corkscrew

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Cracker Crumbs in spring and summer

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Cream Cheese

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Cutting Edge

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Karen

steve_mass --- Thank you so much for the info on the renaming of CG to Borwick Beauty.
I did know they were considered to be the same hosta, but had no idea the horrid deception that occurred.
As soon as I saw your post I went to the Hosta Library and started reading >>
Thankfully, some of the true great hybridizers are now getting the recognition they so deserve.
Clearly I have been underutilizing a great resource that is right at my fingertips, The Hosta Library.
I still love my books, but I know one that will make great fire starter.
Again, thank you.

Second-year H. 'Chesapeake Bay'

Chesapeake Bay is gonna be a looker, with those long leaves, Don. Time is flying with our hostas. You'll have a lot maturing this coming season too. Cannot WAIT to see them.

Cutting Edge

Paul

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Cathedral Windows
7/3/14

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Corn Belt
7/3/14

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Climax
7/10/14

Cabaret
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Cadillac
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Cathedral Windows
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Cherish
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Clifford's Stingray

Color Festival

Corn Belt
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Just wanted to get this picture of Coconut Custard into this thread. It turned into a plain greenie by summers end. In fairly heavy shade it did not burn.

Kathy

Celestial in her third year from a Hallson bare root. Truly becoming a star!

Harryshoe, she's a beauty!

Peren.all, here's CRUMB CAKE. It turns green later... in my garden. Does yours retain the yellow?

Hi irawon - Thanks for posting this little cutie. I was really impressed with Crumb Cake. I planted it late fall 2013 and it grew well (still small though) and stayed a clear bright yellow all season. Mine gets sun until at least 12:30 - 1:00.
I will be sure to get a pic this year. Thanks again!

Thanks, for the info, peren.all. I'm going to move CC to a sunnier spot this spring, then. It grew really fast for me, so I moved it out of my mini bed to this location. Having it in a sunnier spot may help to keep the slugs at bay as well.

Cheesehead

Calypso
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Captain's Adventure (ugly)

Carnival
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Cathedral Windows
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Cherry Berry
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China Girl

Color Glory
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Cracker Crumbs
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Cranberry Wine
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Cutting Edge
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LOVE Bennie's 'Calypso'!

Jo

And China Girl too. Bennie has some great hostas. As stated before we need like buttons.

Josephine, here is my second.

Calypso

Church Mouse

Color Glory

Cream Cheese new 2014

Crocodile Socks new 2014

Captain's Adventure 5/21/2014

Clovelly 7/2/2014