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Frank Brown, in his first book, states the correct name is Fred Sander. He goes on to say, the first description of this variety was in the " Gardener's Chronicle" (London) April 25, 1908.

Does anyone know the date The Christian Papers were produced? I imagine circa mid 1900's. It is interesting knowing all the crotons that were available, at that time. Thank-you Ray & Bob and thank-you Junglegal.

I just received my Croton Society Newsletter. Anyone who is interested in becoming president or other officer, please start campaigning so, that we know who to vote for. Moose, are you going to throw your hat in? You have certainly have been doing a lot for the Society lately. I'm not...

Phil: Your garden is beautiful! Thanks for sharing the pictures. Can you please tell me the name of the red spotted croton on the right, in the last shot? I don't think it is Christian's Landscape. I have that but, I also have one with larger leaves and spots that I don't know the name of.

I agree, OJ all over again. I watched almost all of the it and I am sick. I can't get the picture of that precious little Caylee out of my mind. SO DID GEORGE DO IT? Noooooo DID CINDY DO IT? Noooooo

Crotonologist: I agree with you 100%. A few fellows on this site are making it very obvious that they are diligently monitoring Crotonmania in an effort to connect any of our members with theirs. I can't help but wonder if this is deterring perfectly innocent croton hobbyists from joining us...

It looks like a Moose; I think it's the Moose Man! Plus, I think he has one of the best croton collections in South Florida.

Very, very nice! Toad Tongue looks like it has Thai in it. I have a few seedlings that I'm sure are at least part Thai. Isn't it fun watching seedlings, even thou most don't turn out to be anything special.

Hey Moose: Your ID signs were not only a hit during the tour but great for the posted pictures too. Job well done! Thanks

Scott; Very interesting. I hope that sport continues with those colors! Keep us posted.

Ricky: My thoughts and prayers are with you. May you find some comfort in knowing others care...

Welcome home! Hope you had a great trip. Thanks for posting the pictures but I want to see more.

I'm very sorry to hear that. It is disgusting to think another croton collector would stoop that low. Another thing, I don't think it is funny when I hear collectors brag about their less than ethical croton cutting stealing.

Wow. it appears The Moose is still celebrating his birthday. Way to go Moose!

Very interesting, indeed. Thank-you for all the information you gather and so willingly share. You are certainly an asset to this site. Now, we all know the particulars of Revolutions history.

Absolutely, I think Dr. Brown should be consulted. Hopefully, he has the authority and will give permission to use the photos in his book. I don't think it should hurt the sales. It might even help to sell more, due to the free publicity. By the way, I'm sure everyone appreciates the extra...

Ricky: I'm almost afraid to ask but, is that a recent picture? If so, is it of the very same plant you bought 5 or 6 yrs. ago? i.e. not a cutting or an airlayer from it?

Your seedling is just beautiful! How old is it? Another question, on my computer, the color shows a bright orange-red. Is it supposed to be pink or did you name it after the expression? It is so much fun watching seedlings grow, even though most don't turn out to be anything special...

Dave: SECOND REQUEST! Please give us an updated picture of the Croton Garden.

Moose: Your Coral Shower is b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l! Thanks for sharing.