Three More Crotons

[Moose]

First croton is Davis #7.

The second croton is Gloriosa peaking out from beneath a Dypsis Carlsmithii palm (Formerly known as Dypsis sp. "Stumpy") frond.

The third is croton is Royal Flush found in front of a Burretiokentia hapala palm.

 

[Jeff Searle]

Ron,

They look nice. Were your pictures taken prior to all of our cold weather, or after?

 

[Moose]

Ron,

They look nice. Were your pictures taken prior to all of our cold weather, or after?

Jeff - All these pictues were taken March 24th, 2010 in the afternoon. I am contemplating making some small airlayers to donate for an upcoming meeting. Some of our croton friends are going to need some replacement material for their gardens!