Sorry again about the fuzzy pic, but yes, that white blur is it. It isn't a leafhopper based on pics I've searched. It's body is oval and it's wings are like a lady bug's. Thanks for playing Bug Trivia! Jen

Hello Stephania...I think I can ID that red leaved plant for you,98% sure. It is quite likely an Orthophytum Species,GLABRUM. In very strong light,leaves turn red,in shade,they are green. The plant(s)alongside the Ortho. are Dyckia Platyphylla. You can see some photos of the plant on website WWW.FCBS.ORG : I have an O.Glabrum too,and when it arrived from sunny Florida,it was mostly red,but with the dull winter light,its all green now.Hope this helps, Regards,Bob

i think the leaves of yours are too large for o. delavayi. that one has leaf and flower of approx. the same size (very small). most species of these that i am familiar with are fall bloomers, except for x burkwoodii. o. fragrans and o. heterophyllus are probably the most frequently planted in the southeast and the difference in leaf form of juvenile and adult leaves may make it difficult to i.d. for the average gardener. i would just tell folk that "i have a tea olive shrub". :-)

bit too young to know for sure... looks like a baby Chamaerops, though.... would not be surprised if it ended up being a Trachycarpus, though