Pachyclada, Villosa short, Australis Lisa, and Bicknelli.

Those are great ones tlbean.

Krinkle 8 (for sentimental reasons,) fungi, merrillii, and pink silver.

I love all the kerriis and pubicalyxs

Deykeae, vitellinoides, surigaoensis, and macrophylla. I could not live without these 4 species.

Denise in Omaha

Um. Uh. I'll get back to you. But undulata and griffithii are top picks.

I love my pubicalyxs, and plain ol motoskis. I would have to have a lacunosa around in summer just to smell those blooms. Australis Lisa is a must for me, and I think for the last one.....gosh....many I adore, but deykeae is a fav too, altho mine never looked as lovely as Denise's. (Must get a cutting of yours someday, Denise).

I never had Bicknelli. Guess I best give it a try too now.

Aurorawa - is Undulata the same as Sarawak?

Yes. There are two different undulatas (same bloom, different leaved). sp. Sarawak is the undulata I have. I am awaiting a rooted plant of the other undulata. It should be rooted by March :)

Nikki/carnosa (sentimental reasons also), pubicalyx 'Red Buttons', lacunosa, and either shepherdii, motoskei, or merrilli. I give mindorensis an honorable mention, too (because the flowers on it are amazing-I miss my plant).

Brad AKA Moonwolf

Hoya Carnosa "Old Fashioned", Obovata, Macrophylla, and Treubiana.

Holly, do you have a pic of your "old fashioned" carnosa?

Oh wow! I have one that put out one bloom last summer. I love the leaves.