What is this?

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Jim Glock

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This is a croton that Judy got years ago (10 years) in Ft. Myers. The plant in Ft. Myers died, but the plant in the Keys is doing well. We don't have a clue what this is. Folks what is this?
 

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Moose

Moose

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Interesting how Glock used miniture fake hands to make the leaves look like monsters. :eek:
 
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Jeff Searle

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I'll direct my question to Judy, due to Jim's fragile memory.:)

Judy, maybe you can give us a little history on this plant? It's certainly nice. Is it at your Key's house or in Ft Myers?
Jeff
 
Borgy230

Borgy230

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Searle, wake up! he clearly says the plant in Ft. Myers died, the one in the Keys is doing great.

duh!
 
Moose

Moose

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Jeff Searle said:
I'll direct my question to Judy, due to Jim's fragile memory.:)

Judy, maybe you can give us a little history on this plant? It's certainly nice. Is it at your Key's house or in Ft Myers?
Jeff
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Jeff - if you show Jim a Coors Light it refreshes his memory, not unlike a Scooby Snack. LOL :p
 

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Judy Glock

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Ray, we have a Louis Dupuy in the Keys and it is much more deeply lobed than the croton in the photo. Louis Dupuy also has more pink.

Judy
 
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Jeff Searle

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Judy,

According to you know who, give it 20 or 30 more years to see if someone can positively put an id on it, if not, because it's not in Frank Brown's Book, then put #81 on it and call it a day. BECAUSE...it's just another un-named hybrid.:eek:
 
Moose

Moose

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Seriously - I know you guys have an idea what it is but are not willing to commit to an I.D. :p
 
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