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I bought one Pinocchio and one Freckles in two different nurseries. They looked different. As of now, they look identical :(

I wish...It was a very dry summer where I am...in my particular neighborhood, I think :)))

Thank you, Robert. I believe I need Picturatum. I checked the encyclopedia: Phil and Scott grow them, so I can :)

Moose, thank you very much for your response:) It would be nice if this croton had a name. It turned out really beautiful!

Phil, do you mean you have Phillip Geduldig?? All your crotons will be well received.

What are these large crotons with narrow leaves in the first two pictures??

Native Son, thank you for your advice on tools in another thread. I returned my new Milwaukee Sawzall because it was too heavy for me and bought something less powerful but smaller and lighter from Chicago Electric. I wish I had the right tools a year ago when I started removing large bushes…

There is no picture. The guy who I want to help runs a small nursery and wants to get this croton but doesn't remember its name. He had it some time ago. I will take a look at Phillip Geduldig thank you:) The croton shouldn't be very rare, I think…and should be found in Central Florida…

I promised to somebody to find a name of the croton with very dark leaves and pink spots on them…and I am not sure where to start… Can you help me with your suggestions, please?