That sure was fun. I like the one in the intro and that purple one at the end. Oh where will they go?

Want them all! What a neat marketing idea, catch us while we are watching ours slowly succumb to the fall and winter, show us gorgeous plants for spring! They are way ahead of the curve--I usually don't expect to be tempted until January and February!

My husband just dug a 23' by 15' space north of our oak tree. My plan is to use over crowded hosta and favorite 3rd year seedlings. I am not buying any more. Except at the NHS convention, which is in Philly, so I can only buy a few that I can carry on the plane. Convention plants purchased or otherwise don't count anyway; they are part of the adventure.

I need them all Went to search ....

~Applause~ Well done!

I will try to find some of those Holars next year. There are wonderful pictures of them in the Hosta Library.

Thank you Josh for great presentation! Makes winter times interesting.

Not sure about 2018 yet, we may be moving to a hosta-unfriendly climate, so everything's up in the air.

Oh Don! No hostas?

Well, we gotta do what we gotta do. Wherever you go though, there will be some interesting plants to enjoy, and something new to learn.

Bloom where you’re planted, right?

I will try to find some of those Holars next year. There are wonderful pictures of them in the Hosta Library.

And you will find more of them in the catalog on Naylor Creek's website ......

Pieter

Pieter,

:-) yes I saw them there, too...unfortunately shipping to Germany is not possible...but I will ask some of my hosta friends and with a little bit of luck...or maybe Fransen gets some, the are working together with Naylor a lot.

I can not find much about the breeder , only that he should live in Belgium, but the winter is long and enough hosta free time at hand then...:-)

Thanks for the names! I had watched the video, but only recognized a few. Almost bought Glad Rags last year, did pick up Hometown Hero.

We always go home around Mother's Day. I plant my mom's flower beds, and my Mother's Day present is a trip to In the Country. Lots to look forward to.....

It's November 1st :)

Drats! I would love to add any of those to my garden, but I think I'm officially out of room unless some of mine kick the bucket!