I too love variegation in plant foliage. It's guaranteed that if I am walking around a nursery I will immediately head to any variegated plant. In fact, I've bought quite a few with no idea what I was going to do with them. We are just at the end of the hardscape remodel of our back yard and some of these plants that I've had sitting around for a long time are finally getting into the ground. When Joyce said the above, I realized that I was probably hitting maximum on how many I could put out there without it looking kind of muddled. I'll forget I thought that though the next time I see a new one at the nursery.
Here's one that I have no name for but I've put it along the side of the pond. Since I don't know what it is, I don't know how big it will get but I've left them some room to hopefully spread out.
Another unknown I'm using for a border in a different area.
A larger bush (also NOID) that I've got anchoring one corner of a bed.
a Schefflera arboricola in a chicken pot.
a cutting I just got of Syngonium podophyllum
I've got half a dozen variegated Sansevieria, most are upstairs but I took pics of a couple that are downstairs this afternoon.
Sansevieria hahni
and another I don't have a name for
a torch ginger, the bloom in the pic is from a non-variegated torch ginger, I think the variegated one will have a pink bloom.
and a common pothos, Epipremnum aureum, which is called teléfono in Spanish.
Joyce or anyone, if you recognize any of the plant I don't have a name for I'd love to know the name. Also, if I have any names wrong please tell me.
