HOSTAS

I am sharing photos of my hostas.
Some I've had for many years.

Hostas are low maintenance perennials, 

do well in the shade,  a great ground cover,

come in many varieties, sizes and colours 
and with it overlapping leaves

adds glamour to any garden.

In Flower

In the Spring, as they are starting to unfurl,
it's magical...

Hosta is a plant we can plant and forget about.
It becomes more beautiful as the year go by.
If is gets too big for it's space, it can be divided
early in the Spring or in the Fall.

Light Green/Yellow

In the Spring

An assortment under a tree

Green

Green and white

Blue

Round leaves, green trimmed in yellow 

Green trimmed in yellow

and white

Small Blue

Large blue ~ Big Daddy

Miniature blue

Green trimmed in white

Grow nicely under a tree

Hostas look great in Spring, Summer and Fall.

Curly Leaf Hosta
Flowers starting to appear

 In Summer Hostas start to flower
In the middle of the plant 
spikes of flowers that resemble 
lilies in shades of lavender or white.
Some flowers are fragrant and 
attract hummingbirds and bees.

Big Daddy

After being hit by Frost in the Fall.

Thanks for your visit

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September Flowers

Summer has come to an end.
The light, sunshine days and heat

are winding down

Although Autumn flowers
and trees are spectular with color
at this time of year.

Enjoy my little Garden Tour

Rudbeckia are so bright and colourful.

My Powderpuff Hollyhocks
have done well this year.
I started them from seed last yr.
and they flowered beautiful.

I planted them beside my old hayracker
This photo was taken earlier in the Spring.

Camomile have done well this year.
They reseed a lot.

 

BlackEyed Susans

Daisies

 Echinacea ~ Cone Flowers

A close up

White Phlox are starting to flower

Smoketree after the rain is so pretty

Gooseneck Loosestrife
has really spread this year.

Tiger Lilies
An heirloom plant
From my Grandmother many years ago.

So bright and colourful

Red Day Lilies

A closeup

I don't know the name
of this type of Sunflower
they are pretty...

Hostas
A great ground cover
and low maintenance.

I live near the Baie des Chaleur
One day while walking on the beach,
I came upon this piece of beachwood.

Eyeing Annie.

After a few days of thinking about it,
I convinced my brother, who has a truck,
to get it for me. It's approx. 8 ft. long.
Luckily it was still there.
High tides didn't take it/him

 out in the deep ocean
or he could have become 

a victim of a bonfire.

I think he looks at home

 in my garden below.
Don't you?
I've named him SeaBiscuit.
I'm hoping that SeaBiscuit 

will scare of the deer
that come into the garden

 and eat the hostas
and other flowers.

SeaBiscuit

 I hope you've enjoyed my garden tour.

Thinking of everyone

who have experienced these tragic

hurricanes down south. 

God bless you all.

Thanks for your visit.

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