fc: bright red

fc: light pink to cream flowers - species is red

lc: teeth and very margins creamy white
fc: cream
ns: 'Alba Margined' appeared in Glasshouse Works Catalog 1997 (no page number)

ht: 6 in. tall x 3-4 ft. wide
ha: low spreading carpet to low mound. Appears more decumbent with erect flowering stems when in bloom.
lc: copper to bronzish-green
fc: pinkish-red
infl: hairy, texture subglobose head - it not an elongated tail as A. repens and some others.
fq: very floriferous with over 150 heads per plant possible

fc: rose pink to rose-red, very bright
infl: Glasshouse Works (1997 catalog) state these flowers resemble "roseate
infl: chenile pendant woolyworms fat on steroids"!
ns: "Strawberry foxtail" is a common name and not a cultivar name.

fc: pink - apparently less red than species typical

lc: dark blackish-bronze to dark bronze-green, heavily mottled bronze-pink to salmon-pink at 30-50% of surface.

ht: 3 ft.
lc: green margined cream, later blackish-bronze with copper and pink margins.
in: Athens Select, Univ. of Georgia, Athens, GA USA and widely promoted by them
so: Dupont Nursery (online catalog 2004)

lc: reddish-white margined on copper to bronze-red
ls: crested type blade, distinctly twisted
li: Yokoi, M. and Y. Hirose. 1978. Variegated plants. Seibundo Shinkosha.

ht: 16-24 in. tall
ha: somewhat pendulous, especially in individual leaves
ls: narrowly lanceolate to irregularly linear, highly cut as if tattered, undulate, often drooping
lc: bronze-red to medium red, having glowing magenta or hot pink margins.
lu: a very useful even if odd plant, something like a red version of 'Heterophylla'. It needs some size to
lu: be most effective and elegant, particular as young plants can be thin and resembling a wilted, dying annual.
or: Cypress Gardens FL USA

ha: shorter than species typical
ld: more consistently evergreen under some conditions
lc: margined creamy white to light yellow
or: New Guinea

lc: copper purple to dark maroon
lm: "filigree edge" or deeply cut and fluted
li: Glasshouse Works 1997 Catalog (no page number)

lc: green irregularly margined light yellow to cream
ls: linear to lanceolate with numerous irregular teeth - most cultivars are very
ls: broadly ovate to orbicular so this cultivar is extremely different.
or: it is apparently a narrow-leaved variant (sport?) of 'Godseffiana'
li: Yokoi, M. and Y. Hirose. 1978. Variegated plants. Seibundo Shinkosha.
li: Glasshouse Works 1997 Catalog (no page number)

lc: bright medium green with a thin white margin, often with only the very
lc: irregular teeth having the chimera.
lw: narrower blades than some clones
li: Yokoi, M. and Y. Hirose. 1978. Variegated plants. Seibundo Shinkosha.

lc: bright glowing shades of yellow, orange and red
or: Australia
in: Kartuz Greenhosue (online catalog 2002)

lc: yellow leaves with a greenish mottling.
li: Yokoi, M. and Y. Hirose. 1978. Variegated plants. Seibundo Shinkosha.
li: Glasshouse Works 1997 Catalog (no page number, without description)

lc: bright yellow mottled and streaked in green, other leaves half green and half yellow

ha: dwarf, forming small mounds in time
ls: "very tiny spindle-shaped leaves"
lc: dark green to red and copper-pink with irregular cream margins. Brighter with heat.
li: Glasshouse Works 1997 Catalog (no page number)

lc:mottled green and yellow
in: Kartuz Greenhouses c. 2002

ls: broadly ovate
lm: dentate
lc: rich bronze-red, some paler markings, overall quite uniform, lacking some of the distracting
lc: markings of other dark red cultivars.

lc: marked and tinged red, carmine, and bronze, often light bronze striped red from a distance, highly showy.
or: before 1875

lb: cordate
lc: red to bronze or rusty brown with paler red markings and green tints.
ll: much larger blades than most cultivars. The common name "giant heart copper-
ll: leaf" gives some idea of the appearance.

lc: bronzy-green to olive green-bronze with pink margins.
ll: larger blades than some species variants.
or: Fiji Islands.
ns: some plants grown as the species are of this variant.

ls: more oblong than species typical
lc: irregularly margined white
or: cultivated since about 1911 according to Krussman.

lc: bronzy-green with red to orange markings and spots

lc: olive green margined orange-yellow becoming bronze-green with carmine pink
lc: margins.
or: Polynesia c. 1884

lm: highly ruffled, the most extreme clone of this leaf form.
lc: bronze with tannish teeth and margins.
eval: GHW says "largest and most furled leaves of any cultivar".
li: Glasshouse Works 1997 Catalog (no page number)

lc: dark red to maroon
ls: narrower blade
lm: highly cut and serrate
or: Australia before 2001

lc: bronze tipoed creamy-green and light pink
so: Glasshouse Works (online catalog 2004)

lc: margined and splashed yellow-green to pink
ls: blades often twisted
li: Yokoi, M. and Y. Hirose. 1978. Variegated plants. Seibundo Shinkosha.

lc: speckled and mottled shades of red, green, and gold.
ll: large blade by cultivar standards.

lc: splashed reddish-green to yellow.
li: Yokoi, M. and Y. Hirose. 1978. Variegated plants. Seibundo Shinkosha.