Very similar to Fire and Ice only with larger green margins. I just went out and ran my fingers over the leaves of both (clifford's Stingray and Fire and Ice) and they are both very nicely thick.

-Babka

Thanks, Babka. It does have good substance, you are right about that!

No one has a pic of this one? Come on, people! :)

I love it, too, but mine disappeared after one year. Will have to try again'

Here is my Stingray. I really like it!

I love my Clifford's Stingray! Yours too, funnthsun. I took this picture Tuesday morning. Got it from Hallson's in May of this year.
Kathy

Sorry, Funn. That is one I don't have. I have very few with white centers.

Mocc, this one has pretty good substance, it might make it down there!

OK, you goaded me to go find it ;) Sure is a slooow poke. Thanks for reminding me to move it to more light!

I second that, Mocc. This seems to be a real sturdy plant. Here's another view showing the new growth. It's only been in the ground since the middle of May. I got it from Hallson Gardens.
Kathy

It sure does look pretty.
But slow? Show it to me again in August for durability, Funn.

It took me a while to get it out of the camera, and then the lighting was bad - but here it is.

I've been on the fence with one hearing it was very slow grower, but I am sure am tempted after seeing these photos!

I'm thinking this plant is a lot like Lakeside Paisley Print.
Does anyone else see the similarity?

Taken in June, in bloom.....LS Paisley Print

and about 6 weeks earlier May 2 2014

Pretty nice, both LS PP and CSR.

Mocc- Here's a shot of the two, (taken just now) L. Paisley Print, and Clifford's Stingray, both new for me in April from Hallson's. CS is a darker and the leaves have a lot more substance. (like Rhino Hide) Big differences to me even tho these both are very young plants. And PP is supposed to get that lovely wavy edge as it matures.

I can hardly wait for them both to get a couple more years old...methinks these both are keepers.

-Babka

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Hi Funn,

My C. Stingray was very slow and then regressed. I put it in a spinout bag and into more light. It's recovering nicely. Yours is lovely and so is everyone elses.

Moc, here's my L. Paisley Print. It has the more ruffled edges but I can see where the mediovariegation made you think that. Clifford's Stingray looks a lot like Pathfinder to me. I hope I didn't buy the same plant twice (mislabeled)?

Here's what I bought as Pathfinder.

Irawon- Your Pathfinder looks like my Pathfinder with the occasional speckles that appear in the center. I think from looking at other photos at the HL that Clifford's Stingray's white center remains narrower than Pathfinder's, and that the leaf substance might be stronger.

I love those wavy edges on L. Paisley Print. Did yours have them from the very beginning?

-Babka

I like Pathfinder too. It is one which doesn't seem to have many problems maintaining. I had 2 of them in a pot with 2 Half And Half, which sported from it.

Now I have only 2 Pathfinder and 1 Half And Half. Lost the 2nd H&H over the winter while the pot was tipped and squirrels must have dragged it off.

Babka,

I bought 2 L. Paisley Print in 2011 and only one survived. I don't have a picture from 2011 but here's a pic from 2012.
I went out and checked and you're right Pathfinder has a few green specks in the white center.

Moc, I checked: I think 'Half and Half' is a sport of L. Cupcake and not Pathfinder. Its center begind white right off the bat whereas the center of L. Cupcake starts off cream. That doesn't make me want H&H if I already have Cupcake.

Loving those wavy edges....hope mine show up next year. Bring on 2015!

-Babka

Mocc, give LS Paisley Print a couple years. Mine is three and has very stiff leaves. I can't wait for it to mature, think it will be interesting.