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her Highness is a good ID. They got a second pot of them, examined it a little more closely, rounded leaf tips. dreadlocks would be pointed. question is, where are these being grown commercially?

This plant is in larry levinson's garden. Has 7 or 8 heads all this color. Easy to forget some of the more common plants

that red one is badass. Nice stuff

I have her highness, seems shorter leaved than this plant, but it's close. Jeff, BW, you guys are local, email me, I'll give you the location, and you can go look for yourselves. I95east@aol.com

Here it is

I g ot a good picture phone, I just didn't think to take a picture. I will get one this week and post itimmediately. great looking plant

Not yet.

The place I ate lunch at today has a big pot of yellow and white dreadlocks. I've never seen it before. Is it out there? Looks great.

Phil, some of these things are just getting figured out. Leopardia is a good one. Leopardia sports nestor. Nestor sports yellow nestor. Yellow nestor sports fishbone. So leopardia and fishbone are the same. Wut?

Anna, I am lost in the website system, I can never figure out how to get back to somebody. Email me i95east@aol.com

I spoke to bob and lee at length about this. They both would be on board for this kind of a project. I will try to come up with a format that would work. Anna, I guess I'm going to need to need to talk to you at some point.

Tim, this needs to be done bob, lee, george z. and I have been talking about this for awhile. I think george has talked to jeff about it also. Reading this, I have an idea on how to make this happen. Let me talk to those guys, and I'll see if they agree.

Another to test your noodle..moose. looks like a sun grown polychrome

Before hurricane wilma, even a beginner could go out and scour some appropriate neighborhoods and come home with a nice collection of stuff pretty quickly. These are excellent but fairly common plants that grow well and used to be widespread in dade and broward. Stoplight, franklin, general...

Red mona lisa, grenada, polychrome, joe friday, carribean star, jungle queen, franklin, wizard, rudy bachman, red wizard, fishbone, glen roof, mrs. ballard, thomas edison, captain gilbert cutler, tortoiseshell, doris decker, tigers eye, princess eugenia, candy cane.

Ron, hate to see that happen, but it does. There are only so many croton fanatics down here, and even fewer of them are thieves. They are well known, and yes, they lurk. Ask around quietly if you don't know, and keep them off your property.

Nice stuff. If you can, post a closer view of your FDR. Might be golden glow

No, he isn't new, but he's starting to get serious. That, combined with a few years worth of knowledge, and a remarkably green thumb, means we can expect big things out of him. He and I were the only people within shouting distance of the juggernaut that was Searle Brothers back when the palm...

Anna, I met george zammas 25 years ago at a palm show, and what impressed me immediately was how healthy his plants were. He is going to be a croton monster.

That would be me, but every time I go out to his place, he impresses me. These are royal flushes in his nursery. Truly nice