And the best of the lot...but gosh it is a sloooow grower. 10 years ago Ken told me to give up on it...but it's a beauty!!

@arcy_gw you should be so proud! they look great! you gotta celebrate the good years, right?

Everything looks wonderful! Thanks for sharing your happy gardens. I love the yellows too………do you have Coast to Coast?

Sherry

another lover of yellow foilage here - to me, in my garden bordered by old growth firs, yellow looks like rays of sunshine! I do like all those little gnomes and monks you have scattered about tending to the hostas!

Wow your garden is so lush!!

Sherry, I do not know of a Coast to Coast close to us...they might not be in MN anymore???? 20 years ago I worked for a mom and pop greenhouse. The owner became a friend and he shared many of what grew in his home garden with me. Once upon a time they were all labeled and or mapped but time and re-arranging ended my ability to keep track of what's what. Last fall I shared much with a gal and her new property. She fussed and worried my beds would look so picked over. I assured her this spring no one would ever know we filled your van three times!! Hosta's are great that way, they heal themselves right away.

Here are a few from farther back.

Here's a few pics from my side yard, from farther back.

Thanks for sharing. Great gardens!

bkay

Absolutely stunning!!!! Please continue to share as they flower……btw, the one ken told you to give up on……..Thunderbolt???? Mine disappeared to nothing in 3 years……..

debra

That some gorgeous gardens, love how full and lush everthing looks. My kind of graden.

What is variegared one next to Krossa Regal?

i like them too. add great highlights to the bed.

I noticed a solid yellow sport emerging from my Atlantis and I isolated it over the weekend into a pot. I wonder if had reverted back to Sun Power? Regardless, i am happy for the new hosta and will challenge it to see how it does in the pot this year on a sunny patio, and if it succeeds, will plant it out in a full sun garden next spring.

As I was fighting ferns the other day I too noted a few sports emerging on solid hosta...It's on my list to go back and isolate them too. It's fun to see what occurs naturally over time.