I'm bored....How about a variegated plant thread?

One of my new bromiliads....

Pandanus.

say...this is a great thread...am going to keep it to ID stuff!!!

Just found this...a passiflora that has shot out a variegation...or maybe a variegate that finally came true...anyone know it?

Agave...don't know what happened to the camera...but I like the affect!!!!

An Anthurium...var. ginger in the bg.... OK...gotta rest and give some room and time to other beautiful plants....

this thread is saving my sanity.........thank you, thank you, thank you.

One of my variegated Rhapis palms

variegated Hoya kerrii

Brom's

Croton

another Croton

Cryptanthus 'Absolute Zero'
(okay, maybe this isn't variegation in the true sense of the word, but...)

I am loving this thread! Keep on posting pic's.

Rachel

Liriope "Silver Dragon"
and Corn Dracaena

My variegated rubber tree plant that I purchased a month or so ago. I hope it grow's as well as my all green variety......which is now over 7ft. tall and is starting to create a canopy effect in my living room;-) I like living in an "indoor" jungle though. I envy you people with the warmer climate's that can grow such outdoor's.

Rachel

I have one more. It's kind of ragged right now.

Carex "Ice Dance".

Kumson Forsythia

love this one !!

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Cane Begonia

Variegated Kumquat:

Ever colorful Pleome....

Aralia....

Guzmania...another variaged one in the top of the photo....

Anyone have a name for the smaller leafed thingy in the middle?

They make a great bg to a long bed of daylilies and agapanthus....Crotons

I don't know but it goes well with your others.

Thanks... Here is a little plant I bought as a Japanese Ti - it is very compact and low. Anyone know it...?

How can we forget.....?

The thingy is Rex Begonia Vine - Cissus discolor - http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/adv_search.php?searcher%5Bcommon%5D=rex+begonia+vine&searcher%5Bfamily%5D=&searcher%5Bgenus%5D=&searcher%5Bspecies%5D=&searcher%5Bcultivar%5D=&searcher%5Bhybridizer%5D=&searcher%5Bgrex%5D=&search_prefs%5Bblank_cultivar%5D=&search_prefs%5Bsort_by%5D=rating&images_prefs=both&Search=Search

Croton 'Stoplight'

Wow....this thread is so COOOOOOOL. We should make one JUST for Crotons, JUST for Cordyline etc. What a reference!!! What a joy!

Aloha,

here they are - crotons from the past http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/search.php?forum=&search_text=crotons&limit=tropicals&search_area=subject&limit_poster=&Search=Search

In Tampa>

I've seen that small leaved thingie but can;t remember its name at the moment! I like it though!

AlohaHoya, What is the name of the Philo. thingie on outside of the thingie ? Jerry

P. var. verrucosum. I think. I get my Philo names mixed up.

Dale...and all,

I went back to the former threads and saw a plant named StopLight...but it was much 'redder' while yours, Dale, is a great Pink (I am looking for Pinky ones as I have choke orange)... Are crotons named by the leaf shape/pattern or the color/pattern or both? Are colors variable re: nutrition and environment?

Yes that is philodendron verrucosum

thingie, while not very descriptive, is easier to say, LOL

selaginella krausianna variegata, or frosty fern

Peace lily

bromeliads

stromanthe