2005! , oh the memory

[Ed_B]

I see lots of new growth on the evergreens, dormants are still enjoying the winter slumber, 2006 is well on the way.

PS, I do have other plants besides daylily's,

[toomanyanimals]

Oh my, Ed, Love the daylilies, but the group picture of the hostas is fantastic!

Ya know, I put my first hosta order in this year. I hope I do as nice of a job as you in their grouping.

sharon/tma

[Ed_B]

Hi Sharon

I had a hard to mow area between 3 trees so I took a chance with the hosta's, I have been a fan ever since.
Thanks for the compliment also

Ed

[jay dee]

Oh Ed, I can feel the shade in your hosta area. I love my daylilies but on a hot day when you can't stay out in the sun anymore, what a relief to hit the shady spots to cool off.

tma the hosta are as addictive as daylilies. I only had a couple of small areas that could handle shade plants and by the second year, I was totally hooked. Now we have to make/move fences etc. to handle the shade addiction too.

jay dee

[caliloo]

Awesome photos!

I like your daylilies too, but oh, those hostas! What a serene setting!

Thanks so much for sharing your little spot of heaven!

Alexa

[Ed_B]

I find Hosta's are just a wonderful plant to work with.
Not to many years ago I wouldn't of ever even considered them at all. Now I am hooked, not hybridizing hooked, but hooked.
Easy to work with and unlike myself, get better with age

[toomanyanimals]

Ed, now there is a combination I would never have tried ... the hosta with the pink heurchera, but OMH, it works. How startliing!

Those heurchera seem to go with a lot of plants.
tma

[Ed_B]

Thanks Sharon

That was a lucky stab that ended up working.

Ed

[wild4flowers]

Ed, what a nice, nice collection/arrangement, and evidentally the dog thinks so too. they like to stick around us while we are working, don't they. CHAR

[Liselotte]

Great pictures!
Can't wait to start 'diggin'