In May I had the wonderful opportunity to visit a garden that only sold hostas. Acres and acres of hostas. Did you know that there are 100s of varieties of hostas? I didn't. Tiny one, regular ones, giant ones, and jumbo ones. The photos I am sharing today are from the garden. It was a lovely place to stroll and admire the beauty God made for us. This garden is in a residential area of a suburb of Minneapolis. I am not going to comment on the photos. I'm going to let you hopefully enjoy.
I love hostas and miss them. It's too hot here in Florida for them. So many birdhouses at that garden too.
ReplyDeleteIt's funny you mention that you can't grow hostas. I often moan that there are many Floridian plants that won't grow here in MN, because it gets too cold. LOL
DeleteSuch beautiful plants and bird houses, etc. Love the hostas. I also live in Florida and it is too hot where we are to grow them...so it is delightful to see so many here. Thank you for this lovely post today! God bless you and have a blessed weekend!
ReplyDeleteLike I told Carol there many plants from Florida that I can't grown. I guess that is all part of God's plan to keep us satisfied with what we have.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE hostas. We can have them here in Tennessee, if we keep them in shady areas. But I think I like the decorations the best of all....rustic and rusty....just like me!!! ;-) HOPE you have a great Labor Day weekend!
ReplyDeleteAll of my hostas are in almost total shade. I enjoyed the tranquility if the garden. It was a bustling place, but peaceful too.
ReplyDeleteI had no clue about so many kind of hostas! All of them lovely.
ReplyDeleteI should plant some around the house.
I really like them. I like how they spread all on their own.
DeleteWhat a lovely place to be checking out the flowers! I like hostas a lot and the little garden houses and other decorations are just adorable. The little purple flower that you photographed is a lovely ground cover that I have in my garden.
ReplyDeleteI wondered about the purple flower plant. I didn't think it was a hosta. I have some too and thought at the time , "WOW another hosta." LOL
DeleteOh, my goodness... what an awesome place to visit! I had no idea there were that many varieties of hostas. I just love all the birdhouses. I have a set of those old wagon wheels...what a neat idea to put a giant birdhouse on it! Thanks, sweet Lady, for sharing and linking up today. Hope you have a great weekend!
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