For today, a few more shots from the Purvis garden

and two more

let's see what in next in the queue-two last pictures from the Purvis garden tour.

three more:
Rainbow's End
Roy Klehm
Sara's Sensation

for this morning:
Seducer
September Sun
Sergeant Pepper

and:
Sharped Dressed Man
Sherborne Swan
Showboat

and three more for those of you getting belted by hopefully this last major winter storm of 2014:
Sleeping Beauty (looks a lot like the other margined Halcyon sports except this one starts the season with a lime green edge that then lightens up)
Silk Kimono
Singing in the Rain

How many do you think your could ID if you did not record the names?

Enjoying the show.

Jeff, I could probably easily ID a couple dozen types with some accuracy - that would not include the rare cultivars that I've been posting here in this garden tour thread. Some are just about impossible to identify as 'Sleeping Beauty' would be during mid-season. I grow it next to 'First Frost' and after the early season margin color differences, I cannot tell them apart. All of the green/yellow margin types that I have posted in this thread would be difficult for me tell apart. 'Rainbow's End' is easier to ID due to it's stark color contrasts. So would 'Jewel of the Nile' since it has so many leaves that are always vastly different in their variegation patterns. Ventricosa linage plants seem to have a distinct leaf type that helps narrow down some options. Distinctness does not always seem to be a criteria when naming a hosta

Simply gorgeous! Thanks for posting these and hopefully this is the last snowstorm, can't take any more!