Lantana camara.

Actually, no, now that the solid leaves are explained, I'm happy, LOL! I didn't mean to sound contradictory - it's just that after the first spring growth I've only seen it solid for years. I didn't know that the variegated part could last. Thank you, both! So now I get to learn how to go about cutting it back to make it variegated again. That's really pretty, and I think I'll like it a lot more. One last question, if I may? Being just a bit north of Boston, am I better off leaving it alone till spring?

Dracaena deremensis "Janet craig"

You're welcome, June. I only recognized it because I tried to grow it two years ago. It didn't thrive for me, and I ended up pulling it all out. When it's happy, it's a really pretty plant. Makes a nice hedge. Ooooh, prizes??? Do I win a PRIZE??? Tropicfreak says so! I like how he thinks!! Marcia