putu enjula
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I'm totally speechless and blown away... all I can say THANK YOU SO MUCH for taking the time to upload all those great pictures!!!
Wow, sensory overload! Thank-you for the wonderful garden tour and for your time and effort to bring it to us. Perhaps this will encourage others to share their gardens. Up until now, our Moose hasn't had much competition. He has been great posting pictures of his new acquisitions with the names.
Thanks everyone for all the nice comments!
Jeff, the Croton in #59 and #66 was one of my favorites too, I've never seen that one before. Bob did mention that due to his elevation, the leaves on his Crotons are smaller than normal. That's just one of the challenges of growing them at a high elevation.
Ray, Bob is a regular reader of this forum. He checks-in daily and told me that he enjoys reading the posts here. Maybe he can answer your question since I am not sure if he is a society member or not.
Does anyone know the id for post #2? I know that Bob was interested in identifying that one in particular.
Hello Bob, are you out there?
Have you registered with Palmpedia yet? We'd love to hear from you!
Jeff, At least you could have done, is spent some time and researched all the correct names before posting.................ah, just kidding Thanks for taking time to post Bob's wonderfull collection. Randy
Hello Bob, are you out there?
Have you registered with Palmpedia yet? We'd love to hear from you!
Nice to hear from you! Your garden is amazing! It is also interesting to see Crotons at elevation because we are at 2,000 ft. How cold/hot does it get at your place?Hello Angela...yes I am a junior member. I have been following all of you croton folks since "Palm Talk-Other than palms" and now Int'l Croton Society"! Thanks to all the membership for all the complimentary remarks re: my collection, including Jeff Anderson's fotos...Bob (ROBERTICO) Heredia
Hello Angela...yes I am a junior member. I have been following all of you croton folks since "Palm Talk-Other than palms" and now Int'l Croton Society"! Thanks to all the membership for all the complimentary remarks re: my collection, including Jeff Anderson's fotos...Bob (ROBERTICO) Heredia
Robert - I see you checking out this forum all the time. Nice to see you post. Your croton collection is amazing. Don't hesitate to join in the fun here!
Best regards,
Ron.
Jeff,
Thanks for taking the time to post all these beautiful shots. Bob has a beautiful garden and definitely has a passion for crotons. I really liked #59 and #66.
I noticed, due to his high elevation and coolness, his plants have smaller leaves than normal. Some of his varieties no doubt would have much bigger leaves in a warmer climate.
Jeff
This thread was so awesome, it deserved to be bumped!
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