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The first pic D. Windsor. The second pic is Thai Pastel. The third pic is Yellow Interrupted. The fourth pic is J. Criswick. The last pic is Color Me Beautiful Lady.

The first picture is Jose Lopez No.7. The second picture is No.8 and the last picture Indian Longhair. Keith , next time I'll be sure to include to it in the auction. thanks

Yes, I use a 1 qt. sprayer. I forgot to tell you that you mix all those ingredients with water. I leave on the plants until I water the next day. You do not need to wash off.

The first picture is Pope Francis. The second picture is Jose Lopez No.6.And the third and fourth picture is Patagonia No.5. Patagonia No.5 was a seedling that Jerry wanted a update on one year ago.

Hi , what I use for scale is 1 cup of alcohol, 1/3 cup of dishwashing liquid (lemon essence and not anti-bacterial). I wash plants once and if it has a heavy infestation then I wash the plants three days continuously. This is good to do once a month. I don't use Merit because I like to keep...

Phil, It was certainly a pleasure to tour your garden. You have a great collection of crotons, palms and beautiful cycads! You are a true collector. Thank you for your hospitality. I was happy to meet new collectors and as always great to see everyone and the wonderful plants they brought...

Ballard, to me, looks a lot like Joanna Roof or a bit Alligator......... It could be Alligator!

I really enjoyed the BIG auction! There was a nice variety of crotons and other exotic plants. Very glad to see everyone. I came home with some very nice plants as well!

Hi Phil I think Ballard is a hybrid of Johnny Sheldon. The plant I saw has a lot of dots, do you have a picture so I can see it?

Beautifull crotons!!!

I will be there too.

Jeff, that croton came from Ralph Davis's garden s long time ago.

Yes Ron according to Bob Alonzo its Connecticut and also I left a sport from W. Beauty and Mike Fascell Shower

Thank you Ron for hosting the auction....thank you for your hospitality! I was great to see everyone and as always wonderful crotons!

Remind me a little bit to leopardia or confetti

I saw in many occasion this kind of sport in king Siam beautiful !

Anna, like Phil said, patience is the key. I found so many crotons in bad condition but time and good care showed me a wonderful plant. Some crotons like sandy soils while others like acidic soil . It just takes a little playing with. Just give it time and you will see. Sometimes it takes...

Anna, like Phil said, patience is the key. I found so many crotons in bad condition but time and good care showed me a wonderful plant. Some crotons like sandy soils while others like acidic soil . It just takes a little playing with. Just give it time and you will see. Sometimes it takes...

Hi Mike, i think i have these 2 plants that are very similar and i think its a Richard Krukonis hybrid. they are very old crotons.

What a fine croton it is I love it!!!