small leal Ralph Davis

[pocomo]

Here's one I got out of his yard. Leaves are 8" in the largest to maybe 4 1/2' in the smallest. Some of the oldest leaves have a pinkish blush, barely noticeable on top but obvious on the underside. Just dug it out of the yard and repotted it.

 

[pocomo]

Oh, the point is, he didn't throw them all out or give them away.

 

[fawnridge]

I have that exact same Croton from seed in at least 6 different places in the garden. Very common seedling. Does it have a name?

 

[Bullwinkle]

I have been digging out plants that have not been thriving recently,hopefully the change will get them healthy.

Here's one I got out of his yard. Leaves are 8" in the largest to maybe 4 1/2' in the smallest. Some of the oldest leaves have a pinkish blush, barely noticeable on top but obvious on the underside. Just dug it out of the yard and repotted it.

 

[pocomo]

Are you saying he should have thrown it away? It was part of his plantings. Maybe it was just a common seedling that grew after he was gone. Still I like it.

 

[Rags]

That's nowhere to be found in Trinidad....... introduction via a small cutting sounds like a good idea.....

 

[Sergey]

Nice plant! Anyway this variety has already become a part of history and should be kept for the future.

 

[Moose]

Oh, the point is, he didn't throw them all out or give them away.

Chris - I see the simularity to the unknown I got from Ray we were checking out at today in the Moose Land.

That sucker sure is slow!

 

[Moose]

That's nowhere to be found in Trinidad....... introduction via a small cutting sounds like a good idea.....

Speaking of Trinidad - could this be the infamous Trinidad Interuptum?