Possibly Fortunei Aureomarginata

Paul

Here is a link that might be useful: HL Fortunei Aureomarginata

Thanks Paul. I thought it was one of those in that grouping. Man you are good at ID'ing, you got the others I posted last year!!! Thank you again!
Cher

I would agree with Paul that it is probably Fortunei. But if the edge turns to cream and then white, it's Fortunei Albomarginata. Both are very nice "grow on the driveway" type plants. Just a different color margin.

Steve

Thanks Steve. I tried to remember for sure whether it went to white or cream last year and it seemed like it was cream not a white like in some of mine. I didn't get it until end of season and put it in my holding area. So I know the ID is based on cream and not white but will change it if it goes white. Thanks again.
Cher

It also resembles Antioch. I have another called Sundancer that also looks like it. Phil

well phil.. there is an argument.. that your two.. and the other two.. are all actually the same plant... named way back when by different sellers ..

and if you saw 5 foot clumps of each in my garden.. within 50 feet of each other.. you would probably agree.. and add a couple others that are near exact copies ...

ken

ps: i used to be a name collector.. and it took a long time to understand.. that many of the oldies.. have many names.. and apparently.. i bought them all ...

The elongated leaves, cream turning to white margins, and the variable width of the margins all lead me to believe that this is Antioch too.

Ok in checking it would be Antioch. Unfortunately I believe since I couldn't get a good photo to show the pale yellowing it was misleading, but Antioch looks identical and it starts with a pale yellow margin. Thanks everyone. I have one more I'll do a post on.
Cher