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Whats not to like is I can't keep them alive here :) I've killed many!

Thank you Ana! The same to you & yours!

Not bad growth when I look back to a year ago.

I already hit my neighbors up Scott! 3 houses are going to give me all they have this year. :)

:pLets not piss off mother nature. You're getting good with the graphics Scott! I live with a graphic designer so I appreciate your effort!

City mulch is tempting with the price but tomorrow I am going to pick up a bale of the pine needles at Carrolls. I'll try it in my problem spots. If it performs well, I'll do the whole yard in spring. 1 bale covers 100 feet at 3" thick. I did lay the meleucha the first go around as a soil...

I've layed 28 yards of this brown hardwood stuff at 3" in the last 18 mths. It breaks down really fast & weeds grow on top of it, it's why I was leaning toward the pine needles to smother them. City mulch sounds like it works well for you guys but I don't have a truck so buy bagged. I was going...

Lets talk mulch. I have used brown hardwood mulch with miserable results. Weeds galore & they stand out terribly against the dark color. I am leaning toward buying bales of pine needles & would like first hand accounts with experience.

Planning a trip to starbucks!

The Princess is a stunner! I'm going to try sluggo this weekend. I never see the little buggers but you saw the damage I had.

Your tablet takes pictures yes? What is make/model? We can get you up and running. On my phone, I have to select files to post pics. I select from my 'gallery'

That is gorgeous Dean. Like Tim, my gut said Medenilla but I am so far removed from an expert that I remained silent. We are lucky to Marie on this forum!

Oops, yes I stand corrected!

Thanks Scott!

Sounds like you should look up Marie Nock or Jeff Searle on this forum. They are most active on the croton forum & growers. Check out the auction site on tropiflora.com too. You will find most of us on this site are diversified collectors of tropicals. If you are interested in hoyas, an old...

I bought a bizzie to replace it. I figured with limited space, I may as well diversify instead of repeat.

The healthy foxy

I had this installed april 2014. A field grown specimen from south florida. I knew it had a lean but during the dig to move it up here, the trunked got cracked a bit being dug up. I knew it happened but made the decision to plant it regardless. Well, it's weeping black gunk now & throwing short...

This looks like a small plant. That slow or have you shared it through out the years? Love that peachy tone.