I'm also bored...How about a var. Part II?

my variegated Crown of Thorns

Variegated corn plant about to bloom

I love the var. plants too. You guys have some beauties. I can not post the photos since the freeze got them dormant now but I have:
Var Turk's cap
Var. brugmansia
Var. ginger
Var. spiral ginger
Var. topical hibiscus
Keep the photos coming.
D

flowerjunkie, I have the costus woodsonii planted in the ground, it is two years old.
I love your variegated sugar cane.
Alocasia yellow Splash

Plumeria Strawberry Cream

Flax Lily

chalice vine

Bleeding Heart Vine
the variegation is more pronounced in the summer.

Winter flowers

A little to the left of the above photo

hey dale what is the sillvery looking plant in 2nd pic?

okay fine..make me post a varigated plant.

Manini varigated banana ae ae and a sundry of nick names

Vossner,

It is Helichrysum http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/54990/ it might grow for you, if you can find it. It is widely grown here, in the winter, suffers in the summer humidity and it is easy to kill if it gets overwatered. It is not easy to propagate, I haven't seen it root as it grows. I just buy a plant when I need one.

first of all, RANDY, that is it! I know where you live and coming to get that banana. I can't sleep at night thinking about how I want one just like it, or it

Dale, now I remember. I have it too, but made the terrible mistake of using it as plumeria underplanting. Have just about killed it since watering plumeria trumps keeping helic. happy. Yours looks fabulous with both ipomea.

Yellow Croton

Variegated globba ginger
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v466/Bihai/varigatedglobba.jpg

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Neoregelia "Fireball" x "concentrica"
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v466/Bihai/NeoFireballxconcentrica.jpg

Sarcoglottis ground orchid, Macodes petiolata and variegated peperomia
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v466/Bihai/2Jewels207.jpg

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wow, that var. globba is awesome

Thanks, I really like it a lot.
I've had it a number of years.
Variegated Xanthosoma sagittifolia
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v466/Bihai/VarXanJune06.jpg

Love that variegated ground orchid!! What color are the blooms?

As a Christmas present a couple of my variagated plants have decided to flower. Both were a total suprise for me.
Three Mother-in-law tongues have produced flower buds and the senior patch of wandering jew is producing flowers everyday.

aristolochia fimbriata, which I'm growing as a ground cover. It never ceases to amaze me how one day I will be looking at a huge patch of this and within 48 hrs caterpillars will leave me nothing!

croton, Andrew. Patio plant that so far has gotten no winter protection. I think this is its 3rd winter. To the left, a neoregelia.

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I think this is var. confederate jasmine. delicious fragrance.

meet papa fish, mama fish and baby fish planted w/ different wandering jews.

oops, baby fish was covered with autumn debris, here's a better pic

var. monstera. I have taken a big chance and planted inground. this is the 2nd or 3rd winter. If they die, I will have a fit.

this is another var. monstera plant, which is also inground, to the left of the one pictured above. They were supposed to be the same plant, but the variegation pattern is so distinctly different, that I'm not so sure. I hope these babies become house eating monsters, I wouldn't mind that one bit.

I also have one growing as a houseplant and that one is definitely overgrown. I am thinking about transplanting outdoors. Dunno yet.

Variegated Brugmansia 'Maya'.
Love that var. Monstera. :^)
- Tom

Here's my new baby. M. deliciosa 'Moon and Stars.'

I know this is a previously photographed plant, but another pic of variegated Stephanotis.

f4f, is yours protected? mine looks pretty ratty right now. it is planted inground.

Hello Neri! Yes, this is a new plant. Yes, I put it in the garage for our 2 cold snaps. BUT, don't make me confess that the worst we had at this property (compared to where I work and many other places/nurseries in SoFla) was 34, and I have seedlings outside that aren't variegated as well as a mature vine (also not variegated) that didn't miss a beat.

Here is a cactus. Don't have a handy ID for this one.

f4f, I think you got that cactus from me? I don't know what it's called either but it's growing like a weed at the moment.

I love the variegated monsteras. I have one that has been struggling for about a year, but seems finally to be getting established; I'll take a picture tomorrow.

Here is my variegated Agave attenuata.

I am developing a new addiction - rhizome begonias.....never cared much for the cane types.

Varigated Solanum

okay here are some more varigated stuff..
this is a varigated shrimp plant. The leaves are gold dust speckled

a more varigated plant..not blooming yet though

Varigated bamboo