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Ana, This croton is almost 8 feet tall, vigorous and it has great texture. It does not defoliate much.

Oh is good to know.

Today is raining like crazy here!

I really want to see Ana's garden. I can do this in 2017, which is fine for me.

The is seedling J.L. #16. The leaves are broad with round shoulders. The final color seems it will be salmon but it is still developing. The picture below is J.L. #17. This one is showing nice fuchsia coloring. The leaves have nice raised texture and it is a fast grower...

When I first saw this croton I fell in love with it for many reasons. It is a coincidence that it was also at a tour at Jeff Searle's home. To this day, I still love this croton "Doris" very much!

This picture was taken at the 2015 Ramble. I met Jeff Chaik at a tour at J. Searle's house. I was amazed at his conversations about palms and all plants in general. He is truly knowledgeable and fun to talk to.

Thank you very much Chris I'm so glad to see you here again!!!

I will love to see your garden I'm available any time.

One of my favorite flower

Tim what is that limit that we can take to the auction ?

First picture is Jose Lopez #14. This is a pink dreadlock which is moderately growing. It has a red stem and very long leaves. It is showing that it is going to have a lot of soft pink coloring. Growing in a shady area. Second picture is Jose Lopez #15. This croton has compact leaves with...

Brenda, I have a couple of young trees and a Medjool Palm which create filtered light. It is important not to give them deep shade which in turn give the croton a dark color.

Is good to wait the final color in this croton

It works for me

Beautiful Tim this croton is so grateful my keep the same color for a year too

Summer o fall Keith this year for sure!

Brenda, first I keep the plant healthy by spraying with fish oil or water, alcohol and soap and bit of fish oil. I fertilize with low nitrogen , high phosphate and low potassium. It seems to work for me. Just be sure to use little amount of fish oil because it can burn leaves.

Tim, your Madame Butterfly is very nice....