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Wow that is fascinating. ;-/

Last one

Looking toward the Northeast. Top picture is proff of my lunacy more seedlings is the works, if I get five keepers that will be a good bunch.

Saturday this is my David McLean above Blotched John Bender below.

after being very dry for three months we are catching up on our averages.

Have you made a Fert application resonantly? I see some similar color after planting new airlayer

I think the last one is Davis #7

That is so wrong, you and Steve work hard to have a very nice property and business. I have had several cuttings taken but to come on your property and remove a large plant is the work of more than an enthusiast/collector. I think you might look at a landscaper with a couple of helpers with...

Some body post something we are losing our grip here.

Nice Dimych, keep up the good work. Croton's can get under your skin we all can testify to that. Best wishes fellow croton head.

This is what it looks like when you pile em up. I could take several more but I hope this is what you are looking for.

Well described Perry I have used this very method in the past. Missed you at the last meeting!!

This is a pair of seedlings from last summer. Unfortunately I lost the tags Iding the parent but they are virtually identical. (In my opinion).

Thanks Phil your pic’s are always a welcome sight

It worked very nicely. I'll see your one old man and raise you two more. Iluvoldman.

We have a small presents on Facebook and got a nice mention and response. The screen shot is s.west to n.east off Mike's deck, beautiful shot. Our meetings are great fun and it might make us lesser crotonheads a little greeneyed but that is ok I got home a jammed a few more in the ground. It...

Sorry to hear this, if you ever come South I have Van Buren potted up for you. Maybe something else you might like.

Gold Dust and Acubafolium two names same plant. Stewardii has the same leaf as your picture 2971 with multiple colors red,yellow,dark green. It is a very old plant dating to the very earliest collection.

The last one Img 2973 looks a lot like Acubafolium. The first plant pictured in the Croton picture album. I M O