Well, it is interesting that I have 4 from your list.
I won't show Brother Stefan, but I shall show the other three.

Faith

Tokudama Flavocircinalis

and Unforgettable

Little Sunspot was on my seek and acquire list as of this afternoon.

I like this group very much too. They are slow but so solid and reliable in the end. I haven't counted how many I have but here are a few.

just as an aside ....

didnt someone.. who else but probably schmid ... suggest that the dichotomy between sieboldiana/tokudama ... was muddled at best... at which point in the article.. my eyes glazed over.. and i no longer continued to read the article.. lol .. maybe some nuclear scientist knows.. or remembers ...

ken

Aspen Gold -

Paul

I was sort of thinking about what Ken said. That is, what is the difference between the Tokudama and Sieboldiana families. Both started out as species, but since neither appears in the wild they were reduced to cultivar status. Both produce rounded leaves with outstanding substance. Both have a lot of rugosity in their leaves, although that rugosity is sometimes expressed differently in terms of the frequency and regularity of the bumps. Both produce large and extra large plants. Maybe the difference is that Tokudama never produced a plant like Dorothy Benedict.

Steve

I have an unknown green and an unknown blue with sieboldiana in them (they bloom in spring). They both start to burn at this time of year. Does Tokudama do that?

bkay

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