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Ok, here goes. First is A Henry Coppinger CB and a Ralph Davis. Next is from left a small Doris, Dolores, Pocomo, Daisy Ortegas, and Princess Eugenia

Jeff I think you already know that Doris and I will be there. I will plan to bring some small but very rare crotons for a silent auction or possible trade. Of course We'll bring something for imbibing and other treats. Not sure of what yet. Looking forward to it. Chris

Ron...It's still my favorite (I think). Getting its color back. I think the color change happened when I air layered it. I now have 3 of them. I'll post a pic when I get around to it.

Rob ...unfair has nothing to do with it. You just have to put 2 or more together and wait and see. Just lucky I guess.

In the last post Daves' plants are the three in the third pic.

Here are three thais' that I got from Dave maybe 6 yrs ago. I had 5 but they are difficult, these are just more vigorous, for me, than the others were. Next pic is of a seedling from some thai breeding. I have several of these types. Even bred with american crotons they are generally slow...

Marie...So you're saying that the plant I have is a Coppinger hybrid. Mr Little. I wonder what Henry called it. That's cool if it is. I really don't have enough of those. Chris

Actually it looks like the oldest leaves are turning kinda creamy. And this thread was supposed to be peachy keen, not peach keen.

I thought this one was worthy of a name. Peachy Keen seems appropriate for this one. Also another pic of this green and white one. I'm not to fond of them but this one is going strong. Chris

Got this one from Tim Anderson. I think it's his seedling. Ya never know.

Happy birthday Rob

I see cuttings in the future!

It figures, I should have written it down but it was all in a hurry.

Oh Marie, I used your Jungle Queen to pollinate it the other day. Chris

Ok, so this is my gonzalez. From Judy glock. It still is Gonzalez , right?

Ray you knew the name of this the other day. Could you repeat it. What a memory I have. Chris

Doris starting to orange up. Just coming around.

Here's a picture of the mother. Looks a lot like pops yard but I got it fro the Davis estate. Father was polychrome,, at least obvious to me for two of the smaller plants. One off them almost totally yellow leaf and the pinky orange one that could really be nice. The one in the middle tried...

Nice meeting you too. Too bad you didn't stay longer. I meant to get you some more cuttings but I know you were rushed.

Keith..nice seeing you. It would have been nice if you could've stayed longer. I had more to show but that's ok. When you can, I wanted to give Ray something, give Ray a piece of pocomo and the large orange from Ralph Davis. I think it was one of the parents of Doris. Hope you had a good...