lovely. I thought I posted pix of some groupings here.

Looks like you did, on page 1.

Since I did not want to start a new thread for one photo, I dug this one up again. It's got great photos in it....

I've posted these else where. Sorry if you have already seen them.

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#3 and #4

#5 and #6

Nice use of companion plants Paul. Beautiful.

Very nice groupings Paul

Paul - have you discovered the new Utah Hosta Society yet?
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Thanks for your kind comments, I have joined the new Utah Hosta Society. They did a garden tour last Saturday and my garden was on the tour. It was fun to have people with a love of hosta visit. I wasn't able to go on the tour because I had a prior commitment to be one of the auctioneers at the Utah Iris Society annual auction the same day. Happy to have a society here.

WOW really nice gardens all.Love the hostas.

Part of the front side yard.You see Augustmoon,Abiqu Moonbeam,Blue Ripples and Rickrack.
The small ones are Marquis and Shinny Penny

Color Glory and Regal Splendor

Front hedge, out front is Zippy Do Dah and others

Side front yard again.Big one is Fort Knox,Shade Fanfare,Alligater Shoes and Thomas St. Hogg

More of the side front yard.

Yellow River,Whiling Dervish,Lakeside Roy El and Threads and Golden Needles

WOW!! Dirtpig! Magnificent hostas and groupings!

Wow! All wonderful Hosta Groupings! I have a very small collection, planted in a container. This photo was taken on June 7, 2011. There are 3 kinds here, forgot the name of one of them..but it has Wide Brim, Aureomarginata. It has been just my second year planting them, before I have separated them in different containers but did not put them in shade. This year I put them all together in one container and in shade, and has thrived well. On a learning curve with these guys and enjoying them now