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Blue Angel..........

7 years ago

One of my first hostas. I've had this one for maybe 13 years. It's just under 2m across.
I actually had to move it last spring, which was a b%$#@. But it seems to have adapted to it's new spot. It did lose a bit of size, but it still looks good.

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Beth (5b - SE-Michigan)

7 years ago

Jim what a beautiful Blue Angel, it looks happy in it's new spot. Here is a shot of my Blue Angel, not as mature as yours, I enjoy it's graceful look.

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jimr66
Original Author
7 years ago
jimr66
Original Author
7 years ago
I'd love to see yours.
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Jon 6a SE MA
7 years ago

Down in my 'Ravine'
jimr66 thanked Jon 6a SE MA
zkathy z7a NC
7 years ago
She took a direct hit from the large bobcat used to pull the tree stumps up. By now many of the ends of the leaves have disintegrated because of the damage but in early May she looked like a dirty Blue Angel!
jimr66
Original Author
7 years ago
That's a beauty. How old?
zkathy z7a NC
7 years ago
One of my first hostas, fall of 2013. Three leaves fallen over the side of the pot for $5. She doesn’t look back.

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