We need to get this going!

Autumn FrostBlue ArrowBlueberry MuffinBridegroomEmerald Ruff CutFantabulusFire IslandFirst FrostGeishaJack of Diamonds

More later

Yes indeed sunnywood and what a fabulous start you gave.

clausa

Bridegroom - I hope mine looks like yours one year sunnywood.

Color Festival

Cloudburst

Cotton Candy

El Nino

Emerald Ruff Cut

Fire and Ice on its 2nd year.

Halcyon

Hanky Panky with Lakeside Looking Glass

I'm trying to find some spring pictures...it's not so long now that the hostas will show...

Albomarginata Fortunei

Albopicta Fortunei

Aureomarginata Fortunei

Fortunei Aurea

Francee

Halcyon

Minuteman

Longipes Aurea

Night before Christmas

Torchlight

Lots of great mediums

Carolina Sunshine

Celtic Uplands and June Fever

Grand Slam and High Tide

May in spring and fall

Midwest Magic

PeeDee Laughing River

Prairie Sunset in September in sun

Rainbow's End

Shade Fanfare

Stetson

And the next ones.

Invincible

Janet Day

June

Lancifolia

Miss Linda Smith

Pathfinder

Praying Hands

Puddles and Bumps

Rainbow's End

Red October

Some more

June FeverJuneLoyalistMayOn StagePeppermint IcePinespple Upsidedown CakeSharp Dressed ManSleeping Beauty maybe sporting?Stained Glass

peren, I hope my Emerald Ruff Cut will look as wonderful as yours one day...

sunnywood, now I have to put Bridegroom on my list...

and mctavish, that Celtic Uplands is another one to add...

lol, I really should stop looking at your beautiful plants, goodness, this is going to be a hard summer :-)

A few more.

Silver Bay

Smash Hit

Snow Cap

Can't forget about the oldies - Undulata Univittata

Venetian Star

And just a few more

Summer BreezeSummer MusicTokudama Whirlwind Wolverine

thanks for looking

All beautiful... thanks for sharing!

There is certainly a wide variance in what is considered "medium".... but I know there has been a lot of thought and work (probably argument) that has gone into those standards. Just sayin'....

Great pictures of great hostas, everyone.

Gypsy Rose in the foreground and Camelot in the middle

Luna Moth and Silver Bay

And a few more

Deep Blue Sea...growing in a spin out bag...wonder if it will attain a mature size that way...will have to wait and see, I guess

Ice Cream in late August...the painted ferns are self seeding like crazy in this part of the yard

Wolverine... to the right of Guacamole. High Society off in the distance, top right

Not too many pictures to share here......

Ventricosa aureomarginataThanks for looking!

Sherry

Some more mediums ....

Center of Attention

Abiqua Moonbeam

Minuteman

Heat Wave

Tokudama Flavocircinalis

Tambourine

Touch of Class

Risky Business

Lakeside Paisley Print

So Sweet

Thanks!

A few - Fortunei Aureomarginata, Katherine Lewis, First Frost, Awakening Angel. Ginsu Knife top right

Only have time for lurking at the moment but just have to say how beautiful all your hostas are, Everyone. These threads and posts are all A-Listers of hostas! A heavenly break in my day. Thank you.

After researching a bit I've come to the conclusion that these two hostas are indeed mediums. Growing under trees with root competition, some large hostas remain medium and some mediums stay small. Confusion increases when various websites don't agree.

Dress Blues... recommend this hosta highly...look at the size of the tree roots at hosta's bottom left. Really impressed by the growth of this one.

Deja Blu...planted near the drip line of spruce...a real winner in my estimation

Jo, I hope all's well with you and your loved ones. I'm glad you continue to enjoy the forum despite time constraints.

Irawon, thank you for your kindness. :)

Dress Blues is looking fabulous - it is amazing how well some perennials cohabit with large tree roots but that hosta looks invincible! How long has it been growing there?

Happy you have been able to sneak in a moment here and there Jo. You can always catch up when you have more time, hopefully soon because we miss you!

irawon both of those (all of yours) are beauties and DB has adjusted so well to the root competition. I have Guacamole at the base of a Butternut and it is stunted, time for a move.

Donna you had tree removal slated in your gorgeous garden if I remember correctly. How did that go?

Laurie, the tree has not been removed yet. I was hoping they would remove it in the fall and certainly not during hosta season. We shall see.

Jo, your presence and beautiful photos are missed on the forum.

Well Donna the powers that be waited this long perhaps they won't get to it before this fall. Are your plants starting to emerge?

Thanks Jo and Peren.all/Laurie for your nice comments. Dress Blues is two years old. Both the tree roots and DB get regular watering at the same time...I think that makes a difference. The area of the yard where that doesn't occur my hostas are stunted too. The smaller hostas especially suffer and I'm considering quite a few moves.

I enjoy seeing pictures of both your lovely hostas very much as well as everyone else's.

Thank you, ladies. :-). Three days ago, all my hosta pots were clearly visible...with no snow around them or on them. That would have been a perfect day to go out there and turn them on their sides as I've been waiting to do so....but I didn't have time to do that. :(. Yesterday and today brought a couple of inches of snow - AGAIN - along with sunny periods that provided some warmth outdoors. Back down to -17C tonight but back up to -2 tomorrow. I'm SO over winter it's not funny.!

Dress Blues sure is a good size for a 2-year old! Aha! So that is the secret around tree roots...water both the surrounding plants and the tree so it doesn't hog the water supply.

Just wanted to add these two:

Great Arrival

Oh wow- hope my Rhino Hide grows up like that!

I'm sure it will windymess!

Titanium (Said to be vigorous in growth at the Hosta Library, but I wouldn't say that.)