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Wind and rain in Pine Island, and one of the lowest tides I've seen.

Rapheal is one of my all time favorites, and Thea is on my aquisition list.

The center is undefined but the storm is wide. It will dwarf Florida when it gets here, and we are on the bad semi-circle. The ground is already very saturated. Maybe it will remain weak, maybe not.

great shots, thanks for sharing.

Thanks Robertico, that is a Rheedii...a great old variety.

How do they do in the cold snaps?

Phil, I always scratched my head when you pointed out your Rapheal from Jeff. This is an older picture of what I have as Rapheal.

Growing in the most protected part of my yard.

It may not be Oak Leaf Superba but it is definately a supurb oak leaf.

Moose! Moose! Moose!

Flamingo is a unique and beautiful croton. I don't have one, but from what I understand the new leaves flush vivid color and older leaves are mostly black. If anyone has pictures of this plant please post them on this thread.

Speaking of blotching on crotons, could this be blotched goldenglow?

I posted some last year in a great thread, I think it was called "A few from the yard- add your own". Your Costa Rica pictures remind me of a trip we did to the Osa, and it's always nice to see the different ways people use this decorative plant.

Joanne Roof- nice thick leaves, good growth rate. Thanks to Lee. Yellow Golden Grow- thanks Moose. Plaid Oak- fast grower, looking good. Thanks to Phil. Princess Eugenia- thanks Marie. Diane- nice big leaves. Johannis and Encyclia Tampensis.

Looks like a white Diane.

Wonderful snapshots. Thanks for sharing. #14 Majesticum could be Reliance.

Sergey you should get some of your plants to Florida, we will grow them with pride.