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Hosta Q 2021 .........................

Now this is what I call sleeping in.

Let's see some Qs today:

If you do not have any post something else today.









Have a great day everyone!

Comments (23)

  • 4 years ago


    Queen of the Seas was putting on a good showing last year...


    Pieter

  • 4 years ago

    Queen Josephine


    Queen of the Seas


    Saija

  • 4 years ago
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    Paula, the hot rod and the cordless drill are too funny! My husband pointed out to me that the hot rod was not botched paint job, but a commentary on the Ford Pinto disaster of the exploding fuel tank.

  • 4 years ago

    Queen of the Seas, April through Halloween

  • 4 years ago
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    beautiful Queen of the Seas everyone 💕..

    my husband has quite a few of his grandfather's tools and loves them..he has one of those drills!..

    no Q's for me..I'd love to have Queen of the Seas..


    my kitchen window view yesterday morning..it's freezing here..😢

  • 4 years ago

    This may be the only Q in my garden.

    Hydrangea quercifolia.


    tj

  • 4 years ago


    Queen of the Seas



    Queen Josephine



    This is our dam and it is a part of our cross country ski trail.


  • 4 years ago

    tj..I mentioned oak trees and oakleaf hydrangeas in the O post..you made me realize that I should've mentioned them in the Q post!..😂

  • 4 years ago

    I have the same Q's


    Queen Josephine



    Queen of the Seas - Still young hoping for a jump in it this year. The tree behind it fell down in the fall, which might change what grows in this garden. I will see what does Ok and what needs to move.

  • 4 years ago

    Oh, I almost missed this one since, frankly, the letter Q is not a letter I think about often. Queen of the Seas keeps doing its subtle, but consistent, blue-green thing under my Rosa rugosa.


    Tsugajunkie, the Hydrangea quercifolia is one of my favorite shrubs. They play well in gardens and love shade and grow to fill any tiny area you can find.

  • 4 years ago

    Paula, Think I'll trim my mustache a little :). The drill reminds me of my army days. I used one to polish my brass insignia.


    Queen Josephine always reminds me of 'Josephine' that was a long time poster here, miss her and her positive comments and beautiful hostas.


    QJ In May


    QJ in July


    ilovetogrow z9 Jax Florida thanked old_dirt 6a
  • 4 years ago

    Paula so glad you had a sleep in!! Gave my potted Q of the S to a friend and 3 times I have ordered and not received QJ. Beautiful pics of these!


    Quite a few Lupins in my garden.

    ilovetogrow z9 Jax Florida thanked peren.all Zone 5a Ontario Canada
  • 4 years ago

    Paula, I love cats with mustaches! A friend of mine has one and Got to name him “Stach” (Stash) 😻

    Great Queens everyone! I was thinking “I don’t have any Qs, but of course I do! “
    Utog, nice progression photos…..
    Nw, love your snow view!
    Tj, nice Q hydrangea…..
    Shadow, nice Qs, and love that snow shot!
    Beth, I know what it’s like to lose shade when a Hugh tree branch fell a few years ago…..gave me an opportunity for sun hostas!
    Mosswood, your Q of S is Magnificent!!
    Peren, very nice “quite a few lupines”……. 😄

    debra

    ilovetogrow z9 Jax Florida thanked djacob Z6a SE WI
  • 4 years ago

    Here is my Queen of the Seas from 2020. Last season my Queen had so much bird poop on it I never took a photo ; )



    Sherry

  • 4 years ago
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    Paula, I had to ask my husband about the car photo. He explained it to me. He loved the cordless tool. He laughed and said his father had one! He wished he had kept it. Nicholsworth, your husband was smart enough to keep it!

    Pretty picture Shadow!

    I have struggled with Queen of the Seas. Here it is. I see brown at the tips. Hmmm must not water enough or something. I'm rather thinking that my peat based potting mix has perhaps dried out too much in the winter and is not rehydrating in the spring.



    I forgot I had a "Q" hosta, so I thought about what I could post instead (because Paula said we could!). But now since I have a "Q" hosta, I decided to post something else anyways!

    Every year there is an exhibition/festival in Toronto (except during covid), and I try to go each year. One year I went with my daughter and in one of the buildings there was a display of pictures from the National Geographic magazine. Each picture was large and had an explanation of what the photo about and why the photographer took it. It was so interesting, and there were so many pictures! I knew my daughter wouldn't have the patience to wait until I looked at all of them, so I quickly took photos with my phone of some of them. I still have the photos and each are very special, and I am still amazed each time I look at them. Wish I had taken photos of all the pictures! Here is one of them relating to the environment and nature:





  • 4 years ago
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    Sherry..I've used bird poop..ash seeds..dirt..weeds..tears..holes.. frost damage..dried leaves..as a reason not to take a pic..I'm hoping to speed clean and shoot away in 2022..

    we should monitor each other and ask "did you take any pictures today?"..😂😂😂

  • 4 years ago

    newhostalady..we have a spade that was my husband's grandfather's..I love it..perfect size and weight..I've told my husband to use a different tool when the job seemed too heavy for this old tool..he's reasonable and gets a different tool..we have a running joke that if we get a divorce I'm keeping the spade..😂

  • 4 years ago

    NW, you may be on to something…..my Queen really did look awful……hope the birds dont take residence above this season😉😂

    Sherry

  • 4 years ago

    Quilting Bee


  • 4 years ago

    I fell behind in these posts, so will try to catch up with what I have.

    My only "Q" is a former NOID, and possibly Queen Josephine.




  • 4 years ago

    Looks like it gardenchick.

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