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Another beautiful late fall day comes to an end...and we enjoy this time of year with low heat/humidity, and a great light angle from the sun, here are some shots of some of my collection in the back garden.

I have been watching this seedling for about 3 months now, and it's just getting up to size. What is it? It could be cross, looking much like my Playboy, but Playboy has never seeded. Is it anything that looks promising? Is there an ID on this guy?

About 50-55 crotonheads, some veterans, some rookies, joined together for a croton festival. Silent auction, great unusual crotons, good food, and wonderful company made it a great day. I'm sure photos are forthcoming. Thanks again Jeff and Andrea!

Yes, I have already printed 75 silent auction sheets...ready to go. I think my Thanksgiving would have more pinks and white spots if it were not for the shade. However, when I planted it in 2000, it got full sun for half of the day. Now, with the palms maturing, it gets no sun, just dappled...

Thanksgiving was my first croton....given as a house gift in 2000. This is my favorite holiday, but not my favorite croton. :o

(30) General Marshall? (31) (32)"Twist and Shout" (33) (34) Diane

Hold on! Uncertain of most..... (22) (23) (24) (25) Johannis (26) (27) (28) (29)

Some more....(15) Not sure; (16) General Pagent (17) Yellow Iceton (18) Eleanor Roosevelt (19) Yellow Duke of Windsor (20) Uncertain; (21) Unknown

More yet...(9) Not certain; (10) Gold dust; (11) Not sure; (12) Yellow excurans; (13) Playboy; (14) Robert Langlois

Here are more: (4) Robert Halgrim; (5) Not sure; (6) Not sure; (7) Davis #?; (8) Not sure

Here are some shots of my yellow and green crotons. I know many are not partial to just plain ole yellow and green, but they are beautiful nonetheless. Please help me to successfully identify some of these yellows and greens. First three: (1) What I call "Easter" until someone can identify...