I found five plants called, Money Plant. 'Lunaria.' Perennial with, silvery leaves and purple blooms. 'Pilea Peperomoides.' It's also called Chinese Money Plant; in fact it's from the south of China. This plant has green, round leaves and can pass for a Pothos..To some, people. The others are Pachira, Pothos, and Jade. Nancy, when you have time, check out that Pilea. Toni PS. Nancy, does your Subject of Posting line have to do with a Beatles song?

mrclint: Nice tree. Glad to see others singing the praises of Page mandarin hybrid. Most people don't know it is closer to a grapefruit than an orange (in its genes). Page responds very well to fruit thinning as Patty mentioned for those suffering with small Page fruit. When I moved from Houston, in 04, Page was the first tree I planted. The tree was on citrange rootstock. That Christmas eve night it started snowing about 9 PM and continued until about 4am. My Page and about 60 other potted citrus were covered with two layers of heavy duty frost blanket so I did not care. Next morning there were 8 inches of wet snow on the ground. I could not see where the frost blanket was! It looked like a big igloo out there. I now have two more Page trees on standard trifoliate. One was supposed to be a Lee. The original Page was damaged in a bad freeze in the winter of 09/10. The bark split all the way past the graft line. But it is holding up better than I thought possible. My frost blanket ripped that night.

I tried the deveils food and it had little chips of chocolate in the mix. It was good but needed the ice cream I served on top of it. Next time I think I will sprinkle a little Dutch cocoa into the mix to make it a darker chocolate. It baked into a small, moist milk chocolate cake.

Hello everyone! Oh, I had received so many answers. Thank you for all of them. I knew that here gets a lot of advice. I will appreciate them. Ken ... I read the link that you gave me. I had no idea that hostas are so many species. Impressives. Lots of readings. Thank you very much. I wanted two-color hosta and when I found it, so I bought it. I want to keep it in that pot because it is still so new. I'll change the pot bigger then when that current is too small. Thanks to the care instructions. I think I'll be fine with it. This is my first time when I grow hosta in container. I had previously garden, with a few hostas. In Finland, almost all the gardens is the hostas. They are very popular here. And I'm no wonders. They are really beautiful. Thank you all for answers. See ya!