Very nice! Did you get the black robusta too?

I have a black robusta and since I already had gone crazy, I thought I should draw the line somewhere!

Wow weee! It certainly was your lucky day. I found black robusta at our WM. I'll just keep looking. *sigh*

k

Great find, Entero! I never thought to look at WM. Hmmmmm

Wowzer! I'd have spent my paycheck. Glad u hit the jackpot! It feels soooo good when you've been searching to no avail then literally fall over the prize

Third pic, upper left corner. Is that striped plant a Sans? What kind?

Katrina: 3rd pic, upper left, I think it's "Dracaena massangeana". Anyone else?

Katrina, I almost did! I spent way more than intended! It is a thrill when you find some great plants though.

The plant in the third pic is Dracaena warneckii.

Floorwalker, massangeana is the "corn plant", wider leaves, yellow variegation. Cousins. Lol

Thanks. I thought it was a dracaena, then I doubted it because of the Sea of Sans. I've seen some similar marked Sans. Maybe Siam Silver? It's probably got much thicker leaves being a sans though.

BTW...I have all my snakes together and call that area The Snake Pit and/or Sea of Sans.

How exciting - yeah, I'm envious too - I've seen no Robustas here - zero, no Whitneys, zip. Those are beautiful plants. And I'm beginning to truly value the trifasciatas for their nearly vertical growth habit, lower light requirements (than the African savannah & desert species) and more. And they clean the air - they're working plants.

The Snake Pit, love that.

Haha, vitorama -- I am in still-cold Massachusetts and I know exactly how you feel. (I have been known to walk around the displays in my local nurseries several times, just in case a Sans appears out of nowhere in the time it's taken me to circle all the plants.) Those are wonderful finds -- enjoy!

I, too, love 'The Snake Pit' and 'Sea of Sans.'

Amanda

I love that Katrina! Vivid ways to describe your collection.

Don't fret, NextO, Maybe we can work out a swap for all the great Sans you have access to?

What's with this weather, Amanda? It's time for warmth already! Your description of circling the plants made me laugh! Thanks

Hey look, masoniana by mail order S. masoniana plants

Metro Plants in Paramus, Nicola.

Looking at the first pic again, a whole wall of Sans is really attractive....

That is kind of how my windowsills look in the winter!