I have some interesting E. zambesiaca (I think) with striped foliage (green/yellow). My original one was given to me by a friend; when I grew out a crop of seed, I was surprised to find that many of the seedlings were variegated. The striping is somewhat blurred (not sharp-edged), and the fact that it comes through in seedlings suggests to me that it's the monocot version of the sort of stippled variegation that is transmitted from parent to offspring in dicots. Anyone know? This is a bit of digression, because the original question was about yellow-leaved plants. The question reminded me of these seedlings, because when I sowed the seed I was hoping for a yellow, which I did not get. I have to add that the parent bulb's variegation is not stable: the bulb's offsets have proven to be quite variable. A pity.... Ellen Ellen Hornig 212 Grafton St Shrewsbury MA 01545 508-925-5147