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Thanks Anna… after reviewing Bermuda Red in the Wiki Photos I see that you’ve repeated the Close-up of the one in my garden. Did you mean to do this for some reason? I don’t want to sound redundant, but what great work you’ve done and continue doing with the Wiki Photos…thanks again! :)

Hi Anna… it appears that my first attempt to send you the photo that you requested failed (the one that wouldn’t enlarge). Here is my second attempt at sending you the “full image”. Please let me know if you receive it in good order...

Hi Anna, in answer to your questions..... All the photos were taken with my Sony Cyber-shot digital camera (DSC-HX200), as are all the pix I post on the Forum. I don’t understand why they won’t enlarge :( but I can re-send them if you wish?

Thank you Marie for confirming my suspicions RE: Bermuda Red... also, thanks Anna for your compliment!:SmileyPetals

I finally found a way to flip photo #06...:happy-dance:

Sorry about photo #06 being flipped on its side. I had already uploaded the file and it was impossile to correct this mistake after the fact... OOPS! :eek:

I run into the following posted variety (photos) on a semi-frequent basis and I suspect they are all the same cultivar… could it be Bermuda Red? Although listed, there are no photos of this plant in the WIKI Master Name List. A search on GOOGLE produced an interesting photo that look strikingly...

Hi Ana, I clicked on your “Ana Bowers’s crotons in the landscape” thread again in order to enjoy your garden photographs and would like to know the names of the following two photos: # 01 - the first batch of enlarged photos…pic # 05 that is very similar in shape to Disraeli but yellow and...

Hi Anna, Phil and Native son… many thanks for your kind words. Nice to get positive responses for one’s efforts, many thanks again. :SmileyPetals

Hello everyone... please see eight more images (pretty pictures) rescued from my Croton files and sincerely hoping that all of you enjoy them.

Hi Phil… thanks for your comments. When I first saw this cultivar “out in the wild” I thought it must be Cronstadt until I became aware of Dreadlocks which I understand is very similar. I have attached several photos of the same cultivar that I originally called Cronstadt (perhaps in error) and...

COUNTRY & CROTONS: Let’s go rural and leave the greater metropolitan area of San Jose’s Central Valley and indulge in one of my favorite pass-times. And that is… hunting for Croton images in Costa Rica’s smaller and provincial communities :).

Hi "Native Son"... thanks for contributing your RE: Subject Photos to the above conversation. It certainly adds a little more depth to the post and I agree that sunlight helps to promote more color with these cultivars. :)

First of all… a big thank you for the kind remarks and observations that you folks have posted, re: two photos (Gloriosa Superba vs. Excellent) which I included with the Gloriosa Superba pictorial. Kingdavid, I agree that Gloriosa Superba’s leaves are larger than Excellent and thanks for the...

When I was putting the GLORIOSA SUPERBA pictorial together I became aware there existed a lot of confusion with three varieties… Excellent, Gloriosa Superba and Inca, not to mention Corot. I have no problem with Inca or Corot because I’ve have never seen them “in person” therefore, no problem...

“Saludos”... Kingdavid, Phil Stager and Native son and many thanks your constructive comments and the I.D. that I requested. I can now include this photo with confidence in my upcoming pictorial concerning Gloriosa Superba in Costa Rica. Thanks again… :)

I thoroughly enjoyed your “rain” photographs, and yes, even the non-Crotons ones. Not complaining but I hope you can go back and re-take the small Croton garden pix that I couldn’t enlarge on my computer… the composition is beautiful! THANKS FOR POSTING !!! :GardenLove

Would the attached photo be what I think is Gloriosa Superba, on the other hand perhaps Corot or other? Need some help please. :confused:

Anna... all of them of are just plain beautiful!!!:)

Here is my second installment of 8 more “selected pretty pictures” I dug up from my Croton Photo Files (photos # 09 to #16). Hope you enjoy them :):