I am up to 10 different hosta, and as most were purchased with the plant
info attached, they are being tracked.

My sister regularly gives me cuttings from her impressive garden, and this
garden she inherited when she bought the house. As such, she knows the type
of plant, but not variety.

Finding the variety makes for a challenge. I guess trying to determine this
info before the plant is fully grown and blooming isn't the right idea, will
have to wait until the flowers arrive.


"Françoise" wrote in message
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I have many hostas of 4 different kinds. They are very different from each
other. The leaves are different, of different sizes and colors. The flowers
are
different as well. Some even have white flowers some are grouped differently
on
their stems. Some have quite big flowers. I used to have only one kind. But
now
it is a lot more interesting. I am thinking to get one or two more kind of
hostas and replace the least interesting ones.

Françoise.

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"Ian" wrote in message
le.rogers.com...
I can measure the leaf, though can't say whether it is at full size yet.
As
for blooms, no where near blooming yet.

When I can spare a few minutes, I continue to browse through the Hosta
Library to find a match, but there are so many hostas, might be at it
till
the first frost! grin

Well, good luck with this task. I tagged the hostas I planted this spring
and ya know what? I can't really see any difference in them anyway. Maybe
when they flower....

karen