Hi Pirate Girl! THANK you for your input - I appreciate it! I'm inclined to think "plant #2" is a kentiana ssp. weyetii as I DO have an IDed shephardii and its leaves are MUCH longer and thinner. Once everything blooms, I guess we'll have a better idea and maybe someone will want to exchange with me! Thanks again so much! Michelle Here is a link that might be useful: Kentiana vs. Shephardii

Ken, did you click on it to make it larger? Well, whether you did or not, I'll go back to the drawing board and fetch you a larger pic. :) I'm pretty confident about the 'Sweet Home Chicago' because its tag has stayed with it since the day it came. Of course, if the vendor was mistaken... but it looks like three out of the four Hosta Library pics. The first pic has a leaf at a strange angle which makes it look rounder than it is, I think. Here is a link that might be useful: Hosta Library: Sweet Home Chicago

Iron chlorosis does look possible. Has the curry leaf been treated for that? Did you cross post this on the Herb section? I just had an awful idea. I think the bugs that carry huang long bing (the nasty citrus disease... name spelling may not be quite correct) also prey on and maybe transmit this disease to curry leaf plant. I don't know what a curry leaf plant that might have this disease looks like.

Thank you very much Karen! :) Nice to finally know what it is. I am from Southeast Asia, the Philippines to be exact. The vendor actually said she only had two of these, and I was lucky to get the last one. Bought it for about 3 US dollars. I have to be very careful about watering it then. Better do some more research now that I know what it is called and put it in well draining soil. The plastic bag was removed immediately, I was just too excited to take a photo after I brought it home. Thanks again! Cheers