Just in case you couldn't understand the names of the plants, I wrote them all out: 1) Sum and Substance hosta 2) Japanese Maple Bloodgood 3) Asiatic lily 4) white peony 5) hellebores 6) Blue angel hosta 7) June hosta 8) Tenryu hosta 9) parhelion hosta 10) liberty (is a sport of Sagae) hosta 11) Bressingham blue hosta 12) American halo hosta 13) Dream queen (sport of Great expectations) hosta 14) Mildred Seaver's Komodo Dragon hosta 15) Cleaning lady hosta 16) Glory Hallelujah hosta 17) Prairie moon hosta 18) Love pat hosta 19) Hoosier dome hosta 20) climbing hydrangea 21) variegated Solomon seal 22) Blue Hawaii hosta 23) Titanic hosta (Thorndale) 24) Empress Wu hosta 25) Blue Umbrellas hosta 26) Yesterday's Memories (sport of Squash casserole) hosta 27) Regal Splendor hosta 28) Paradigm hosta Happy Gardening!!

@allenbrownsr474

4 жыл бұрын

Gregory Rechner June hosta

@edmey

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

OMG, the Hosta behind the bird bath table is super massive leave, I have never seen that huge one before,,, I love Hosta too. Big Hosta suit your large garden. Thanks for the video. 🇯🇵

Ah ha! I've had my blue angel hostas for about 4 years and this year I saw a huge difference in the color... they're actually blue now instead of green/blue! I was amazed a couple weeks ago when I walked out and noticed just how blue they had become! Now I know

I appreciate your videos. Enjoyed seeing your mature giant hosta varieties and beautiful surroundings there.

Thank you so much for this video. I have purchased many hostas from New Hampshire Hostas and they have all arrived in perfect condition - the packing and shipping are excellent. While these hostas start out small, remember they WILL get larger so please be sure to allow them the space they need to grow, otherwise you will need to move them later to avoid overcrowding. Don't ask me how I know that, LOL!! ;-)

love the dog tromping through the garden! haha! we currently have a total of 67 hostas in our yard. most are in their 3rd year this coming summer. cant wait to see how big some are going to get!!

Thanks again for sharing your information! I learn things each time I watch it.

Thanks for a Great visual of what I like. They really are awesome without all the bright colors. Have a great day and all the best in 2021.

Fantastic Hostas you have there.

I have recently discovered all types of hosta are edible. That makes them so much more valuable! I plan to saturate my place in edible perennials. I’m so excited to hear about the hosta!

You have the best quality hosta!

My yard looks amazing because of the hostas I've purchased from New Hampshire Hosta.

Wow those hosta are colossal. 😳Nice🌟😊💐

At the end it shows the deep green shrub contrasting beautifully with the hostas

Large empty shade equals giant hostas. Thanks love ur videos.

I have 3 boston terriers that help me in the garden. Your little guy is cute.

They remind me of endless summer afternoons.

Great video thanks

Beautiful!

Thank you for the wonderful video. Unfortunately I could not understand the name of some varieties acoustically.

nice gardens BTW.

Do you have Hosta 'Jurassic Park' ?

What is that big green shrub on right hand of the screen right at the end? That is something else...

How tall does Tenryu get?

The size of hostas matter to me, because I want to run chickens around hostas. Is this a good, or bad idea?

@havfaith56

7 жыл бұрын

Growing My chickens love to eat my hosta.

@q695

7 жыл бұрын

so 2-3 times a year to cut them only?

God Damn! That thing is like the hosta that ate New York City!!

Any suggestions for hostas that deer don’t like? Having a terrible problem with deer eating my hostas and I just love hostas!

@rebekahvalenzuela3310

5 жыл бұрын

The one rapped in electricfence

Like

That rabbit looks slender

Aden stole S&S and Blue Angel from Florence Shaw.

A greenhouse owner discouraging you from dividing your hostas to make more in your garden, instead of coming and buying more. Imagine that.

@dudley0826

4 жыл бұрын

He's right. If you want BIG plants, don't divide them. I'm not a greenhouse owner just a collector.

Good advice clearly presented BUT poor filming -no close ups at all to show details of foliage

That looks like a rat's nest.