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Randy, I think I can find one for you. Chris

That's not Chilipan you have pictured. I don't know what it is.

ok Ron....Rudy Bachmann? morphing?

Jose, Ray....That looks like the one I call Mrs Peyton that I've been trying to identify for years. I never thought it looked quite like America. I believe I gave it to Tim years ago and he probably identified it. It's the one I used to cross with Bimbo. What do you think Jose? Ron I kinda...

I'm curious. So how about Curious.

Jerry, most unusual leaf shape. I know what you mean about space. So many of mine I have to let go early and just keep the ones that look like they have the most potential. Keep up the good work. Chris

Yeah! It sounds like a plan. I like yours too Jerry.

Beautiful place Jerry. I've got to get down there. Croton tour!

Oh, my water quality is terrible as it has been leaving a deposit that practically blackens the leaves so my plants aren't showing very well. I plan to sink the well deeper in a few days and maybe get better water.

Here's 2 new ones. I don't know the parents of the one on the left but on the right is Bimbo by Mrs Peyton. The plant growing in the yard that is now virtually dead along with the barbados cherry growing next to it and the cassia tree to the right of it. Thanks to an over zealous neighbor and...

Lots of nice seedlings there Jerry. Keep up the good work. Start looking for more space, I know how hard that can be but sometimes you might let a good one get away. Hope to see you soon. Chris

Happy Birthday Rob....And many mooorrre!..See you this weekend. Chris

You gotta be a stud to get a fee! lol. Hope something nice comes out of it. The same inflorescence also got Carot and a couple of others on it before I was able to get Monarch pollen.

Lots of unusual and nice crotons I've never seen before.

Scott.. I hope there's something here you might like. And if you airlayered something, just make sure it has some roots before you cut it off. For me it doesn't seem to matter that the rootball is totally filled out as long as it's kept in a somewhat protected area where it will have humidity...

Scott, if that is Henry Coppinger I'd really love to have one. Many years ago Tim Anderson and I named a croton Henry Coppinger only to find there was one named after him. I don't know if Henry was the breeder of this one or not but I don't remember seeing it at his place. Then again it may...

I'll probably be in Arkansas. Doris and I flip flop family time between Christmas and Thanksgiving. This year is Ar for Thxgvg. Not sure when we're leaving though.

Ron, just what I'm looking for, but not for about a week to 10 days. Fathers Day is starting to put out.

I like them for breeding with. For me they tend to make twisted leaves.

I just realized there is no mention of pepperomia shaped leaves aka Thai hybrids. They are definitely problematic here and difficult to grow but there are a few that have grown fairly well for me and have maintained their shape. I have to vote for them too.