thanks so much dbarron

Hostas with fragrant flowers do well in warmer zones (among others like these). You will likely see some Hosta flowers that are quite large and lovely. Usually the fragrants have white flowers.

Hi Chris, I'm excited to have so many seeds and hope to get some that are different from the parents. I had a few seeds end of last year on Tricolor X Manila. This ag has two forms, one with russet-brown petioles and the other with pink petioles. Leaf color and variegation are similar but the pink one has some yellow down the midrib. The russet color is basically green overlaid with pink which looks brown. The name of the pink petioled one might be Pink Goddess, but I haven't verified it so I continue to use the X name. Two seedlings survived, one has russet petioles and looks like its parent, the other has pink petioles but the leaf is solid green with a pale midrib rather than green with silver-green variegation of it's parent. It will be interesting how it looks with some size, right now these are in 3.5 inch pots. A. commutatum v. Elegans has produced seeds for quite a few years and I have many plants from them which all look the same, no variations that I can see. But the hybrids with their mixed genes should produce some different-looking ags. Most of the newer red Thai ags are easy to grow, the one you mention with the yellow dots is probably Siam Aurora aka Crete aka Creta aka Red Aglaonema, and can be a bit more picky than the others. I'm not sure about the one similar to dieffenbachia, Anyamanee aka Red Valentine is the next most common red ag on the market so it might be the one you're talking about. Leaves are roundish as opposed to the narrower, lance shape of Siam Aurora. Regarding silver ags, it's a common color among hybrids but there are a few outstanding ones. Alumina v. armandii aka Sterling is solid pewter-silver, Moonglow is rare and is all-silver with a beautiful underlying, barely-visible variegation, Illumination is silver with green on each side of a white midrib, Silver Frost is dull silver with green pattern down the center. I thought about the issue of highjacking this sansevieria post, but since you are the originator I don't think others will mind. Probably should move to the Aroid forum if we continue on the subject. Happy Thanksgiving to you and family, and to my other friends here... Mary, Stush and Nancy! All the best, Russ

Pictures of that one: https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=indigofera+spicata&FORM=HDRSC2