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May I ask you this... if we are only moderate drinkers, are we allowed to attend???? I mean, do we qualify? LOL

Would it grow well in South FL? Do you have it available for sale?

I enjoyed the pictures. I love the tis and birds too. I don't have caged birds but I have a wonderful selection of birds visiting my yard and garden. Isn't nature grand?

Moose: Thank-you very much for passing that information on. I appreciate the time you spent and I am sure others do too, even though some of the names may still be challenged. I am finding it interesting and have already grabbed Frank's book and find many of the names accurate...

It is offical? Is the Moose really having a Croton Society spring meeting at his place. I can hardly wait! I am not sure, but I think it will be the first meeting in Miami/Dade County.

Well, my Ovalfolium doesn't look at all like that. It has yellow and orange in it! I need to start taking pictures to post. In the meantime, thanks for all the ones you are posting... Job well done.

No, that definitely is not Dreadlocks. It looks like the one I bought as King of Siam. The confusion started, when someone said that Frank Brown has it misnamed in his book.

There is a picture of the Prince of Siam on Page 134 of Frank Brown's book.

I am going to have to dig out my camera and figure out how to post pictures. After reading these posts, I went out in my yard and looked at my Kings and Queens of Siam. I am now more confused than ever! The one I bgt. as the King is mostly yellow and the Queen mostly Red & Green. I don't...

Hi Jerry: How about naming the croton "Zeke 400". Under the circumstances, that would be very appropriate and something to talk about for years to come... Best luck to you

Regarding the $400.00 price, my take was that the two bidders were both very well aware that they were intertaining those of us in attendance at the meeting and at the same time knew quite well that they were contributing to the Croton Society treasury. So, all I can say is kudos to them; both...

Thanks, I think this will prove helpful for those of us who grow crotons. I hope I can learn and contribute info. too. Plant Nut