I looked all over for it too. No where to be found online at least not yet. Susie if you get some to root I want to know your process. I have a few plants I would like to root from cuttings.

OKEY DOKEY
I intend to use rooting medium on some, water, sand, fine soil, nicks in the stems.... several different methods.

http://www.kartuz.com/pc/51442...
This is not the same plant but nicely varigated leaves

I just want one.

OK.
I have 4 cuttings, dipped in rooting compound and stuck in very moist soil/sand.

I have 4 cuttings floating in water in a terrarium sort of.

I have 4 cuttings stuck in blood-draw glass tubes w/ water and stabilized in sand. Thought this was pretty clever.

Thank you Susie. Gosh if they all root, you may be able to corner a North American Market :)

Alan

I'm hopeful! Supplement my retirement when things go south(er)

to me it looks like variegated eunonymous.
usha

take a look at this one
http://www.landscape-solutions...

Yep, that definitely looks like the plant, Usha. Finally! I'm trying to root several of these... will let you know progress as it occurs. Hopefully good news to follow!

good luck Susie. I know you can do it

Living vicariously through your garden, Susie. It's beautiful! I sure like the bird feeder...clever!

Not only (as you know) do I now have only a small balcony, I have only a dozen plants to water. And a hummingbird feeder which does attract a lot of them. It's a season in my life....so odd not to really be gardening and buying plants. I will say that everything is doing wonderfully except for my morning glories now....too hot for long lasting blooms.

I love the lisianthus...one of my favorites. One year I had 4 colors!

Thanks, all. Becky, you're lucky you only need to set foot outside for just a short distance to "tend" the garden. I'm out in the morning and evening but I must say things are pretty much taking care of themselves at this point.

Lexie and I are playing ball in the house. After next week I'm takingher to "day care" at Second Home on 7th St and T-Bird once a week... if she likes it. She was groomed there last week. I've been 3 times to take her papers and tour. It's pretty awesome.

I have friends who take their two black poodles there!

The few times I've been there the dogs are all well behaved, happy. Staff seems great and "parents" seem to come and go with lots of confidence in the place.

This is the second full summer outside. I probably put it in the ground in late fall early winter prior to the first summer... thinking it would have plenty of time to acclimate before summer heat. All is great with this JP! Really good luck to you, Alan! Eager to see how well things grow!

Just before someone's lunch... what can I say. I guess it's nature.