I guess I don't communicate well..... Zep- the wmp runtime is in my start/computer/add/remove. It looks like there are 2 parts when wmp is downloaded? randy- When you have your wmp going- and want to drag/drop a song from the left hand column(library), to the right hand column(sync)- there is a very small '+' sign when dragging the song- it is very little and stays with the song as you are dragging it. I reinstalled wmp again- now the '+' is working, but when I try to sync it, it 'fails/error', and does not sync. I have the song in a file, then it automatically goes to my library. But it doesn't 'load to the Sansa.

Well I called the florist that it came from, and she said it was an arabica coffee plant. Thanks though, it does look very similiar to an ardisia!

Stevie, can you get a close up? The ends of the stems look quite pointy. The Casuarina has stubbier ends but its not easy to see such details.

"I know this is an old post, but I didn't see anyone mentioning that when a cutting of a variegated sans is rooted, the plant that subsequently grows is the species plant. That's why those sans look weird. To get the same plant as the original, a portion of the rhizome needs to be included with the leaf." I'm having trouble squaring this statement with the fact that both leaf and root are parts of the same clone and genetically identical. How can they produce genetically different plants? If you take leaf cuttings you get duplicate plants, not different ones. https://www.rhs.org.uk/propagation/leaf-cuttings