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Phil - You're clearly going for the "paradise eden" look. Lovely!

I'm hope to be there with book in hand.

Phil - thank you very much for this lesson! I am determined to share some photos ... will get working on it this weekend. I notice that the crotons in the photograph below are planted pretty close together. Do you keep them this way to grow all together, or do you move these after they...

Wow! Thanks for all the great photos of these wonderful plants.

i am new to this forum (and the first forum I've ever been on). Phil Stager's response pretty much described me, I'm sad to say. (fear of looking stupid...) That said, I thoroughly enjoy this forum. just beginning a croton collection, and recently obtained wonderful advice from Moose Knuckle...

Thanks for your kind words! My sister and I very much enjoyed meeting you and Judy and the Searles. We had the best time choosing our crotons. It was such a pleasure speaking with you both - and so nice of you to share your knowledge of all the plants there. Getting home was somewhat...

Thank you! I will try my best to visit this weekend.

Thank you both for sharing your knowledge! The plant is a solid green. I spoke with another person at the nursery where I purchased the plant (I'm there a lot....;-) and she thinks it's commonly called "green bells." I'm enjoying this newfound appreciation of crotons! I'm born and raised...

I am a new member who hopes to i.d. a plant just purchased. I'm not even sure how to describe the leaves, except for they look like threads, with a leaf growing at the end of the thread. Searching in this manner online, I found the words "threadlike structure at the terminal of the leaf blade...