Stush,

I know next to nothing about these and other tropicals (?) - see, I don't even know if that's a tropical.

There are lots more people here who know plants better than I do, so you'll understand my demurral of 'Master'. I did listen to 'Masters of War' recently, though.

If you have decidedly non-succulent plants of this sort which you'd like ID'd, the best place on GW where folks do that is in the link. I don't mean to be chiding, but this isn't the place. I appreciate the thought, but what I know about plants isn't nearly enough to have bestowed on me the 'Master', unless you're talking about being geeky of top dressing and looking for pots in thrift stores.

Here is a link that might be useful: Name That Plant! Forum

Looks like a variegated Aucuba japonica. Should be hardy in Zone 6, prefers shade; females have red berries in winter.

Here is a link that might be useful: Aucuba japonica

Seedmoney, thanks, I'll look.
Jeff, I thought you might have stayed at a holiday inn. (ha ha). Anyhow the 'Master' is a highly bestowed complement. You did guide me towards the right in the past.
Stush

Seedmoney has the ID. Had some of these growing as shrubs in my front yard when I was a kid in Florida many moons ago.

Christopher

Yes, Aucuba 'Gold Dust'. Here it will become a small tree.

Stush,

I know it was a compliment and I thank you - I'm just not worthy of that yet and wanted to let you know of that resource. Given the right climate, it may turn into a small shrubbery for you.

Thanks all,
I got what I wanted. I found some for sale on internet and saw some with yellow centers as well with spots. Seems only a few people sell it. My friend had it for many years befor I just saw it. Hope it grows for me. I would need to know it it's male or female. He said he never saw any flowers on his. Could be from his pruning schedule. He keeps it at 3 ft.
Stush