Hi Rachel & Welcome, I"ll get you started w/ some names & others can chime in w/ care maybe & then you can also check looking up: 1. Some Palm 2. Peperomia obtusifolia 3. Sansevieria moonshine 4. Epipremnum aka Pothos 5. Peperomia (don't know which, looks thirsty, think it needs water) 6. Corn Plant (Dracena ?) 7. Fern there you go ... These are all tropicals or semi-tropicals, except the Sansevieria, which is a succulent.

Many roses have inherited the lovely color-shifting pattern you see in Mutabilis. China Rose blooms darken as they age, and they've passed that down. Amy, please see if you can get a photo of your rose. If you do, it's probable that someone can put a name to it. If you would like, you could email a photo file to me, and I will post it. Mystery Roses intrigue me. I love 'em. Jeri

i don't know about spraying. are you seeing them in numbers like most of us see the japanese beetles? actually, i hardly ever see a junebug anymore. we used to play with them when i was a kid but don't recall seeing hordes of them at that time, either. when i was looking for an image to link to my reply, i did read that they are considered agricultural pests in some areas. they listed control measures, reporting that the adults eat certain plants and the larvae make a mess of turfgrass areas. up to ya, i guess, but, if they are not appearing in great numbers, maybe environmental concerns should take precedent.

The biggest leaf looks like something from the maple tree family or a liquid amber.Love your blog,didn't take the time to read,just looked at all your beautiful animals.Love the little lamb and girl and that pig is precious,never seen one with that coloring,will it stay that way?? TFS Kathi