John Criswick

[Rags]

Here is another croton that was created by CS Nursery in Trinidad, It is named after the owner of another famous garden in Grenada "St. Rose Nursery & Garden"

http://www.exoticgarden.com/blog/the-garden/st-rose-nursery-of-exotic-plants-and-tropical-delights/

 

[Rags]

The third photo show the older leaves, also the leaves are large...

 

[Crazy for Crotons]

Wow, that has a remarkable resemblance to Puccini.

 

[fawnridge]

Pretty Croton. Bring it here and it'll be dead in a year. Putting the words "nice" and "thai croton" together in the same sentence means the plant is still in Thailand.

 

[Marie Nock]

John Criswick brought me a cutting of this croton a year and a half ago and it's doing beautifully. Nice big leaves. I'll try to post a picture of it tomorrow.

 

[Bullwinkle]

wonderful plant,very nice.Thanks for posting

 

[Rags]

These plant reside in TRINIDAD (West Indies) not Thailand....

 

[fawnridge]

These plant reside in TRINIDAD (West Indies) not Thailand....

Damn foreigners, can't tell where they live with out a scorecard.

 

[Marie Nock]

Here are a couple of shots of my John Criswick started from a cutting in Jan. 2011.

 

[Bullwinkle]

Very nice Marie,put me on the waiting list when it is ready for a cutting

 

[Rags]

Folks, should this go in the WIKI????

 

[pocomo]

Every named croton deserves a place in the wiki. If it's your seedling then name it and put it in the wiki. Any croton that's given out needs a name if only to identify it "down the road". Actually, that sounds like a pretty good name.

 

[Jeff Searle]

That's a very nice croton indeed! I've know John for 20 years now, and what a great plantsman he is. I always wish and hope that someday I can travel to Grenada to visit with him and his garden. Thanks for sharing.