OK, time to overload this thread (waited long enough I think)... Huernia kimberlyana (or something like that) Another Huernia that went crazy and nearly took over an entire plant box... has since rotted... oh well Hoya 'Hindu Rope' flowers The plant can't recall the name of this Hoya.. .very common heart shaped plant, only this one is nicely variegated. Flower shot not great focus... will get better shot this year! this is the only Hoodia I have managed to keep alive for over a year... only watered it twice... looks the same Hoya obovata flowers Hoya polyneura (never had this one flower despite it doing pretty well for 6 years now) Hatiora (Easter Cactus) Aloe Hercules (only 4 years from a pot when it was 2' tall... now about 12 feet tall) Aloe hereroensis One of many Haworthia 'pots' we set up (only a few remain to this day, though this is one that still exists) another Haworthia pot creation (wife did this one) another wife creation... she is pretty imaginative when it comes to making pots... sadly this one got dumped on all the time by trees overhead... eventually most occupants 'left' nice shot of Haworthia cooperi with backlight Most Haworthias do not lend themselves well to planting in the garden (most rot or get lost in the vegetation)... but these HAworthia coarctatas do great one of my favorite Hawothia hybrids (Chocolate) another Haworthia pot creation and yet another this is one of the few I put together this turned out to be one of the best designs and we still have this pot, though about 1/3 of the occupants no longer exists- side a side b of some pot One of my best variegated Haworthias (H attenuata) another nice Hawothia attenuata form (a Japanese clone) another pot creation Hawothia minima (one of the largest species so odd that its name is minima... was originally identified as an Aloe, and for an Aloe it is small... but when reclassified as a Haworthia, the species name stuck Sansevieria hallii (aka the Baseball Bat plant) last shot- my Hesperaloe parviflora flower

Well, I did go outside because we got a crazy freak storm whip through (seriously, like 15 min and gone - gotta love the plains) just at the time dusk was approaching - so I didn't want to bring the camera out... I did notice a few doing well for me though: Very Berry Ice Blue Corn Moon (faded, but not wilted at all) Bluegrass Music Changing Latitudes didn't even look like it NOTICED it was hot! Cindy Jones - big ol' fat new one did great! Eagle Nest did well Topguns Kathy Arthur

Great list (I love lists) and great gifts. This is also nice for my "where did I put it " list.

I'd love to see 'Sugar Blues'. What a great name. Finally got these assembled. Quiet Friendship - Gaulter'90, falls are slightly more lavender than standards. Rancho Rose - Gibson, AM'78, my favorite plicata because it plays so well with lavenders, pinks and yellows, described as magenta rose. Rancho Rose again, good sized flower for an oldie. Reincarnation - Byers'89, SA. Restless Heart - Keppel, HM'08, called Emma Cook color pattern (White standards; white falls, veronica violet band). This was the best bloom that windy day. Ride The Tiger - Lauer, HM'04, very nice color balance the year I saw it. Robe of Royalty - Hedgecock'91, no awards, rich velvet "red", I liked. Romanticist - Keppel, HM'92, wonderful old Victorian shade of pink with a demure shade of faun, sorry the place went out of business before I bought. Role Model - Denney, AM'94, gorgeous in a clump but impossible to capture the heart warming colors. I try every year.