Yep, at least around here.

Allegan Fog seems to be ok here. I have 2 from last year and they seems to be on par with what I should be seeing, Pocketful..., Sunset Groves and RF Sunrise are laggards.

Moulin Rouge is very very slow...

allegan fog is an undulata selection ... found by larry engelearth in hopkins MI ... larry was best friends with herb benedict and mr walters of walters gardens ..

as an undulata it is a run it over with your truck.. leave it on the driveway .. near impossible plant to kill .. that will multiply like a band of love struck rabbits ...

i would hope you get that drift.. lol ...

dig it up.. pot it .. and grow some roots.. and replant it in early fall ... ken

I'll try to get pictures this afternoon so you can see them. We have a Whirlwind Flame that was planted at the same time and it seems to be coming better finally. Actual we planted around 30 hosta in a new bed last summer/fall.

We're in eastern Nebraska. All three are up and fully leafed out here. Pocket Full of Sunshine was the last up. Rainforest Surprise is up and growing but looks like carp. No surprise, it's never done well and am thinking of replacing it.

We've had the same wild weather you have; Record cold in April and record heat in May. Wish we'd just have a few weeks of temps in the 70's.

Rainforest Sunrise was definitely a slow starter for me. Came up with one eye for the first three years, this year came up with three, and is looking really nice.

Rainforest Sunrise has done great for me, it’s living in a pot here.

Rainforest Sunrise and Maui Buttercups are both slow starters for me so I guess Pocketful of Sunshine might be too.