Thank you all so much! When I opened the Google Image link that fatamorgana posted, that is absolutely the plant we were hoping it was! What a little miracle plant this is to us right now :o) I have some herbs that I plan on putting right into the ground this year (usually do a barrel garden of herbs each year) and I will probably add this to the group so it is rightfully placed with like plants - sage, lavendar, rosemary and now Mom and Dad's feverfew! Thanks again and enjoy your gardens!

It may or may not be Ipomoea batatas (sweet potato) but definitely looks like an Ipomoea of some type. (The genus also of morning glories, moonflower vines, and a myriad of others.) Their leaves can wildly change shape and size, among individuals of same type, and in phases on a same plant. I would lean toward I. batatas since it's not blooming now. Most Ipomoeas are in bloom at this time. I. batatas can bloom, but often chooses not to. The amount of sun it's getting may be affecting the status of blooms, if it's one that would otherwise be blooming now.

I am posting a note on behalf of Kiwibob - He is looking for people who have known fig varieties and would be willing to photograph them for posting on his interesting website. He has been interested in a fig photo identification project for quite some time and has a new website to help facilitate that project. His new website is here and you can contact him via his contact information on that site. http://sites.google.com/site/kiwifruitsalad2/ Ingevald Here is a link that might be useful: Kiwifruitsalad2

For the most part I agree with the guesses, but not all of them. Here are my answers: #1 - definitely Golden Scepter #3 - ? #4 - Am I the only one that thinks this might be Sum and Substance? #5 - I don't think this is Blue Angel as I don't see the distinct point to the leaves that Blue Angel always has. Personally I think this one is Bressingham Blue or some other sieboldiana seedling. #6 - definitely Frances Williams #7 - I agree with fortunei aureomarginata #9 - Halcyon #10 - another fortunei aureomarginata #11 - maybe grand Tiara, or a really special golden tiara. Would depend on the leaf thickness - thin is golden, thick is grand. #12 - could be Fire and Ice, could be Loyalist #13 - I don't think it is Gold Standard or Paul's Glory. There is some spring desiccation burn, so that makes me think it is more likely a yellow centered sieboldiana like Borwick Beauty, DuPage Delight, or Super Nova or... #14 - definitely Stained Glass #15 - definitely June #16 - definitely Blue Mouse Ears #17 - maybe Last Dance, maybe Summer Breeze #18 - definitely Fragrant Bouquet #19 - again, some kind of sieboldiana but definitely NOT Blue Angel. Looks a lot like Elegans though. #20 - it does look like August Moon