Search results

Thanks guys. Notice all the fruit too?

Love this croton, just very slow. For you Anna!!

Hey Harvey, What a surprise to se you here. Jackpot is a plant that I either found in the Robert Halgrim garden OR it came out of the Thomas Edison Museum over in Ft Myers. Many years later, it's apparent that it was probably the only plant in existence at the time and was therefore...

Thanks Dean, And I will.

Here''s a cute little croton that I think gets over looked but is really quite rare in collections I think.

One of my all time favorites! Thanks.

Your welcome. It's looking it's best ever I think, probably due to al the rain.

Anna, your welcome. I'm trying. Phil, nice to see one this big!

Love this variety with the big leaves.

Limelight is showing it''s beautiful colors along with a small branch with mostly pinks.

While on a recent visit to Sarawak, I visited a small collector and there were some awesome palms in their collection. These were some big plants!

I agree

Ana, I was talking with Judy and Jim today, were excited about coming. We were just wondering if 10 plants per person would be too many plants and force the auction to go on for a lengthy time. We would like to maybe hear some input from others that are coming as well and you ultimately would...

The Glocks, Searles and Tim OH MY!!! Were going to make this a party. Anna.....I hope your ready. OK, so what's the rules on crotons one can bring? 5 plants? 10 plants? Also, can we bring extras to put in a "For Sale Section"? Food and drinks? Pot luck, everyone brings something?

I haven t heard yet about Judy and Jim and their schedule. If their coming, we will come along so we have a place to sleep overnight. If so, I would be honored to auction off everyone's plants and squeeze every dollar I can out of the buyers!! Lol. Hope it happens.

Andrea and I will drive and stay with the Glocks if they decide this day is open on their calendar. Look forward to it.

I'll just go with the wind.......

This is definitely one of the beautiful crotons in my yard now. And it came from Stan as well. Thanks Anna!