Wayne's plants are a dead ringer for my Pandora's Box, which I acquired from Shady Oaks in 2002. And the photos also line up with some of those shown on the Hosta Library site. Perhaps the older versions of the plant had a shorter, rounder leaf shape? I'm glad that my plant (assuming it IS PB) never got the memo that it is supposed to be fussy. I acquired it very early in my gardening obsession, at which time I was just beginning to learn that there were other varieties of hosta than "green" and "green with white". I dug a hole and plopped it in, with no attention whatsoever other than occasional watering with the rest of the gardens. And it has thrived quite nicely for me. Evidently, it is pretty happy with its site, which gets morning light (not direct sunshine due to slope) and then light shade rest of day. It has not been a slug magnet for me.

Ah francy, francy.....that's mighty fancy! LOL. I leave the computer for a while and come back and lord love me you finished your apron! I LOVE your pictures....seeing the project makes this forum so much fun. Your sewing area looks very very familar...like my own... threads and "snippits" all over the table, across the floor to the ironing board and back, never mind those I wear on my clothing when I sew. This apron makes me think you should grab some of those scraps, tie them loosely in your hair with a big knot to the front, don that apron and be standing at your lovely stove banging a wooden spoon in a pot when DH arrives home tonight....You could be standing there ala Lucy....saying things like "Now look Ethel, Ricky won't believe me for a minute it took all day to make this thing..... and no housework done. I've got some serious 'splaining to do!"...... If I lived closer I could be your friend Ethel....what a duo we'd make! Now apron one is done.....get on with your "cherry" project! No wait, first go and BUY MORE fabric......only look at the price this time. Budster.

Thanks everyone I'm almost done and hope to grout this week........Chris....this is my first time to do this photo thing so I'm praying real hard grout won't get under the glass.One of the other girls told me how to do it......You glue photo to glass with GE II silicone clear let that dry a few days then glue whole thing to whatever with the same glue....her grout did not seep under but like I said I'm praying...I'm going to mix rather dry and use craft stick in that area i hope I can show a picture of it done next week with no stains on photo i'll be sick if I ruin it now...Annie

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