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Found a croton paradise. The names have been withheld to protect their innocence. :rolleyes:

WideEyed Its next to the street - not an option. :Watching

Got an Alley Cat that is real green. Put it in an area where its now getting lots of sun. The Poopsie MacGuillicutty responded to this technique. Mine came from Randy so I'm assuming Ricky's Alley Cat is its origin. Ricky's plant looks so nice while mine is a green machine. What is the secret ?

Add it on palm talk if you dare

Very nice !

Great purple color! BRB

It looks like my plant from Jose in too much shade. For a croton with very large leaves, it's unusual that it needs a pretty decent amount of sun exposure to maintain color. For Wiki encyclopedia name history. This is a Henry Coppinger cultivar. Chris Mayhew recognized while visiting. He...

The one above reminds me of Henry's Favorite, Lamar does it have really large leaves?

Bren - The butterflies do not feed on the croton flowers. They would have to come in contact with the imidacloprid to affect them. As far as the dogs, keep them out of the yard for a day when you treat you plants. Once dry, it does not transfer onto the dogs. Imidacloprid is used in some of the...

Actually with a monster auction there will be only be as much money as there are people. Most money just gets traded back and forth of those who bring plants. Its a great opportunity for expansion of collections. I suspect that there will be plants that all the colevtors all ready have that will...

Bingo - seeing if anyone was paying attention. At least something is getting posted .. :oops:

?????? Inquiring minds have got to know :eek:

May PSSC Meeting Laguna Hills and Mission Viejo Saturday May 16, 2015 In May we will be visiting two gardens, first that of Jim Vargin and, second, that of Jawad and Brooke Nesheiwat. Here is some background each have to say about their gardens: In the words of our hosts, Jim Vargin, and...

OK - I'll confer with Maria and Manny which first three Saturdays of August works best for them. Moose has the sphagnum moss wrapping thing going on ... :eek: