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Hostas
mkpearse

Some beauties from my garden this evening.

mkpearse (MI z6a)
7 years ago

Guacamole

Paradigm

City Lights

Halcyon and offspring

Old Glory

Dream Queen

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  • mkpearse (MI z6a)
    Original Author
    7 years ago

    Thank you all! Dream Queen has been there for 3 years now. I think it likes that spot. It gets some sun in the afternoon.

    Jo, Old Glory, Paradigm and Guacomole were all purchased big at the end of last year's season and they are knocking my socks off haha.

    Wendy, I'm not quite sure if this is Dream Queen or Dream Weaver, who would ever know, so I'm calling it the Queen :D I bought another one last year that I put on the north side of the house, so we'll see how that one does.

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