Talking about Hosta 'Halcyon', jathton wrote:

'Halcyon' is a favorite in central Oklahoma... it handles stress [drought, exceptional heat, and soil conditions] better than many hostas... particularly the variegated forms. And the blue-green color of its leaves is a great foil for adjacent plants and blooms.

Talking about Hosta 'Silly String', ViolaAnn wrote:

This unique hosta has narrow blue leaves with intensely wavy margins. The leaves are the most blue in spring; as the season progresses the leaves become more blue-green. It's a seedling from 'Curly Fries' and is patented.

Talking about Hosta Shadowland® Hope Springs Eternal, ViolaAnn wrote:

I believe "Shadowland" should not be shown as part of the plant name. It is a trademark, but the plant name is simply 'Hope Springs Eternal'.

Talking about Hosta 'Night Before Christmas', bloominholes2fill wrote:

The foliage clump matured to about 44 inches in width and 20 inches in height, and the scapes above the birdbath. It was overpowering the birdbath & the width was simply too large for this small garden, hiding the garden edge by about 8 inches. Bees were buzzing right near my hands when removing and replacing the bath bowl for refreshing the water, so in May, 2023 I transplanted the three clumps elsewhere with more room for their size. Two back by the tree and one behind the garage. I will plant smaller hosta around the birdbath.

Talking about Hosta 'Skywriter', crawgarden wrote:

Buds are light pink to lavender, very attractive against the powder blue leaves.