Phil Stager
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The final newsletter and calendar just arrived in today's mail. Connie and Lee - thanks for the work over the eyars. Ave atque vale.
Final Newsletter and Calendar
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Jeff Searle
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I just received mine today. I really enjoyed the newsletter. And YES, thanks Connie and Lee for all that you've done.
Bullwinkle
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I got mine also yesterday,very nice and thanks for all of your efforts.
Crazy for Crotons
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Ditto the thanks to Lee and Connie. The newsletter retrospective was an especially nice touch.
Crotonologist
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Mine arrived Saturday - many thanks to Connie and all others involved for some great work.
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I share the same comments. I know how much effort and dedication went into this and many previous projects. Thank you!!
Judy Glock
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Again,Lee and Connie, Jim and I thank you for all your hard work over all these years. We really enjoyed the calendar and newsletter! Hope to see you at future "croton events"
Jeff Searle
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Speaking of which, how about some updated pictures of the Glock's garden? Come on Jude.....
Moose
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Judy - I also would really love to see Lee and Connie at future "croton events". With the pressure and time consumption of administering the Society plus producing the newsletter no longer a presence, time to get back to just sharing knowledge and the love of these wonderful plants!
On the cover and 2nd page of the last Newsletter, we find Linsey Wojkiewicz. Caption: "Carol Graff's 'Caricature Croton' explodes with images. What pictures can you see in the leaf? Are there any more like this in the collections?"
A very good question on this special beauty. Any history to this gorgeous croton? This does not seem to be a made up name, had to have been named for some one. Any story behind this one?