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Wow Bren! You weren't kidding. This man is really into his plants, and Ryan did another nice job of narrating. That is a garden I would very much like to get to visit some day.

Next is the croton I picked up at the auction at Phil's. I believe it came from H. Lee. It was referred to as Jeff Chait seedling. Also looking forward to watching this one grow out and thrive.

This is one I picked up from Marie Nock about a moth ago. It was just called Chait Hybrid. Really looking forward to seeing this one grow out.

Here's a thread that I am going to need some help with from all of us collectors. In the past month, I have acquired two of Jeff Chait's crotons that I was completely unaware of before. While I now have three of his creations, I am wondering how many more Jeff Chait crotons there are. I...

Not at the auction, but hopefully will be available to be shared down the road is one of Judy Glock's seedlings. No name on this yet.

A little confusion on the name here. I thought Phil called it Beauty of Windemere. In the WIKI it is under Pride of Wynmere. First pic is of plant in Phil's yard, second of the auction plant.

One of Jose's unknowns. Looking forward to seeing this grow out.

October Surprise. Supposedly Tali with a different name. Phil had this plant in his yard, and he was pretty confident that they are synonymous.

Here are a few of mine. Jeff Chaite seedling.

George sent me a bunch of pictures today of seedlings he has coming on. There is some great looking stuff here. Nothing has been named yet. He said he is looking forward to hosting a tour and auction next year.

Jose, you always have great looking, interesting plants. Thanks for sharing these with us.

Try a product called Amdro for the ants. It is a granule that you shake around the infestation. I have had excellent results with this rather inexpensive product. You should be able to purchase it at your local box store. Getting rid of the ants will help you out a lot.

Thanks Phil for a great day! It was great to see all of the attendees, and those who couldn't make it were missed.