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At this point Ray should set up his massage table in the back yard, kick back, and let it rain.

This one takes the cake.

Growing near old town, Key West.

two more nice ones.

The rain is gone but the memories remain.

I have been using Bayer 3 in 1 which works for a few months, until the systemic part of the treatment wears off. I have started using Terro ant poison, drops and piles anywhere I see ants, because they are transporting the scale onto the crotons. I also trim low branches that touch the ground...

This is what I have as Van Houti, it looks like the picture in the book.

Maybe Bonita.

I agree Moose, funny name for a croton!

Hi Judy, Danielle and I are planning to be on Big Pine Key starting around April 15th till about May 7th. Hopefully we can see you guys. Toby

If a landscape allows for it, a planted wind screen on the north side can help. Also nice that you don't lose any light because the sun's North declination doesn't get too far above Florida.

Nice place, thanks for posting!

You might be on to something. Keep it up!

Or a "crotonologist" you might say.

This makes me think of the old expression, "The amount of fun your having is inversely proportionate to the amount of clothes you are wearing." By this standard Florida has all of them beat, except for possibly Hawaii. This article is a prime example of media garbage.

Marigold?

It looks like baby croton heaven.

You all can come by and admire our new irrigation system that took me three weeks on knee pads to put together.....and Jim Glock told me it would be easy!

Ice cream truck jingles are one of the few good reasons for a bazooka, unless it's "The Entertainer", of course. My favorite Christmas song is "Frosty the Snowman" sung by Leon Redbone with Dr. John in the backup.