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Hi everyone, Come & get em'. I've moved as many crotons as I can plant & here's an opportunity for you to increase your collection absolutely for free. I have about 30 rare/collector potted crotons (1 gal to 20 gal) that I must remove from my rented property by 8/10/17 or my neighbor's are...

I have over 300 rare potted crotons & I MUST thin them out! The plants are located in Boca Raton, near #441 & Glades. Approx 5 minutes from the Fla Turnpike, Glades Rd exit then west. OK to call or text me with any questions @ 954 292-3095. Thanks, Randy Here's a partial list, most 3-7...

Golden Cobra, verrrry slow multicolor sport I've had for 3 years.

This monster Davis #87 leaf opened last week. I think it's my one of my largest croton leafs ever!

I got this as Davis #10 a few years ago, I believe from Marie. I don't see it in the WIKI. Is anyone else growing this? It has some fairly large leaves.

Here's a few unusual stuff & some that could use some ID's. This is "Joyce Marie Cannon". I just removed this air layer. It was ID'd by Johnny Shelton as his mom's plant. I can't remember where I got it from, but I've had it quite a while.

I air layered this sport over 2 years ago. It's from a Multicolor & it's been holding on to it's bizarre leaf shape. The Golden Cobra is slooooooow! It's in a 3 gallon for size.

I still have quite a few crotons in pots & duplicates of them in the ground. Come on by & see what you need within the next few weeks!

In preparation for my move I've been potting up my crotons. I'm about 90% done, with almost 200 in pots. I probably will have some for sale, as I probably have about 50 too many. Once I find a new place & see what I have room for, I'll post a list of what's available. Little Chief in 10 Gal

I'm in the process of looking for smaller home with a large yard. I do have way too many crotons & palms to take with me though. Lots of uber rare stuff also! If any of you are interested please PM me as I've already dug out & repotted about 75 with over a hundred more to go! I can't take them...

Just some in the yard. The lighting just before sunset really brings out the colors. Oh yeah & my new baby Milkyway

Freebees! Between my little mist house & air layers I'm full up. Anyone's welcome to stop on by & grab a couple. 1 gal - 7 gals. I'm in West Boca, #441 & Glades area. Sorry no Mammys or Petras if that's what you're looking for. :Wacky Nothing uber rare, but no box store stuff either. Joyful No...

Any ideas on this one? I picked this up at Durko's a few years ago & it was in pretty bad shape. Only 3 leaves & 10 as many mealy bugs, but I thought it had potential. Well, here it is 2 years later. Any idea?

I bought this one as "Little Chief", but I've never seen another or the name anywhere. I have this in a few locations from air layering & it colors up in either bright light or mild shade.

Here's a sport from a nondescript croton I air layered 2 years ago. I air layered it because the yellow splotches looked kind of interesting & it has red petioles.. It finally stabilized, but I'll leave it another season & hope the color & pattern keep. I name it after my wife's nickname, Starshine.

I thought I would post some photos I took over the July 4th weekend.

I had the great pleasure to tour the Audobon House garden with some of the the International Palm Society members on the Keys portion of the 2014 biennial. Tim has done a masterful job of integrating crotons in with the gardens's rare palm collection. I can't wait to see this in a few years.

I was fortunate to visit Jim & Judy at their Keys home last week while on the International Palm Association biennial (Key West free day portion). Tim from the Audobon House & Judy piled our group of Jeff, Andrea, Me & our visitors from around the U.S. & Australia into 2 cars for the 20 minute...

Why? Can someone explain the process. I feel like an idiotArghhDead