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HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAT TIM!!!!! WISHING YOU only the best of everything to a man I'm proud to call my good friend Have a great day..... Mark

I sure will Tim, for sure Went to east martello to see Stanley Papio instalation... it was great to see the whole collectionat once

(I could search) , but when was cuttlers major activity with crotons? Peggy married her cousin in 1917..... and eventually bought over 14 differen properties to tear down for her garden...... The house was "the families estate, but she took great pride that she earned the money...

Tim, I earnestly believe there may be a couple of specemins here in key west that I had taken air layers of in 1979. I suspect they may be on the 900 block of terry lane. Not certain, but I tried my best back then to identify the crotons Peggy had with dr brown's 60'' s book from the...

Really a Beauty Tim... has certainly changed from earlier pics..... mark

Thank you all for further information, I really enjoy the history annd provenance of various rare, beatiful crotons. Being still a novice, after five years of collecting, now that I have developed a sharper eye for patterns and colors I realize a lot of the specimens I propagated from PEGGY...

WOW!!! What a BEAUTIFUL plant !!! And some wonderful photos Tim. ...I understand it came from Halgrims yard . Would it be a hybrid he cultivated, or possibly a natural seedling that grew volunteer among his landscape? When did Jeff obtain thi beauty? It's a beautiful specimen.

I just this week lost two containers of new sprouts I assumed it was snails....they were just month old seedlings, and I had them up off the ground in a seemingly safe area... just hated to see it. But the culprits were found in the holes at the bottom of adjoining pots.... they were dealt...

Wishing everyone a very HAPPY THANKSGIVING, we all have much to be grateful for, often the small things, sometimes accomplishment, family, a new flush of leaves on a croton, today I'll be checking two croton seed pods captured in a netting bag ... and see if they have fallen off. Dogs are...

HEHEHE..... MIRACLE OF LIFE! I even see the second bloop of a bud beyond the sprout..... looking good.

I'm glad Bren resurrected this topic..... I haven't pursued the Diamond fertilizers, or the florikan product. Am I correct it will help with a broader, brighter colors?

Thanks Scott for the last picture showing the whole plant. Very nice. Does my memory serve me right, that Roccio originated in thailand? (I could be wrong)..... But with that leaf shape and wonderful bright color it may be a door opening to some round leafed cultivars that will look...

Hey Scott, I was curious... the plant in post 12 and 15 is the same plant, and has it been in the ground since August of 2012? Would kinda like to see a pic of the plant from a little distance. It appears to have a really vivid yellow, and a nice round round leaf shape.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jeff ! ! ! !!!! We want pictures!!!!! (Oh my goodness, I sound like the MOOSE !!!) Mark Tim, "Mr Searle" .....was his father!

Scott, some really nice youngsters you've shown us!!!! The fist two pictures caught my eye especially, the first pic - foreground in the middle (darker leaf with red margins) And the second pic the dark one in the background. Really great looking. Tell me, did you broadcast...

WOW!!! That'd just be great Ron, Thanks so much.... about a year or so I got some cuttings of Joannis, and have really enjoy growing it. Do they all have a lot on interupted leaves? Mine sure does, in fact after your broken finger thread, was going to git some pics posted.... But as I...

....... regarding my post above, PRIDE OF WINTERHAVEN (not Windsor) narrow leaf type. Thought I'd correct this. Oh, and thought I'd mention, great to see the MOOSE is back!! Mark

Big Red Coral Shower Corot Cousin Itt Cronstadt Delicatissima Ethel Craig Her Highness Inca Lyratum Majesticum Joe Friday Interruptum Princess Euginia Pride of Windsor (narrow leaf form) Spirale Queen Emma

ANY SIGNS OF VEGATATIVE GROWTH?

WOW! Now I find that amazing, and that small section of cane! I'd hate to do the math on how long ago I was in my plant physiology class...... but I sure wouldn't believe that lil bit a cane could produce enough carbohydrates to send out a root of that size!!!! When did you start the...