Searle Brothers Spring 2013 Extravaganza! - Plant Info

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The plant lists from the upcoming Spring Extravaganza are coming together into their early draft versions. It is so much easier posting them here, so I am starting with the Croton list that I am sure the people here have been waiting for.

Post any questions or comments here and I am sure Jeff will be able to answer them. I checked the spelling of the names to the best of my ability but if you see something that should be changed, post it here.

I tried to attach the list file as a regular .doc file but it exceeded the size limits. If you want to print the list out and your browser is giving you issues, select it all and copy and paste it into Word, etc. As always, the list and actual availability may change leading up to the sale, most often a few more will be added at the last minute.


Searle Brothers Nursery, Inc. &
The Rainforest Collection

15th Annual Spring Plant Extravaganza!

March 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 8th, 9th, 10th – 2013

Croton List
Draft 2-22-13

Common Name
#6
? (Green w/ Yellow Dots “Finished”)
? (other Chief)
A. B. Cartledge
Acubafolia
American Made
Andreanum
Arrow Head
Baron Le Compté
Baron Rothschild
Bimbo
Black Beauty
Blotched, William Jennings Bryan
Bravo
Buddy
Cameo
Captain Gilbert Cutler
Caribbean Star
Caution Light
Charles Rutherford
Christmas
Claude Lorraine
Columbia
Commotion
Compté de Germiny
Coppinger Hybrid
Coral Pride
Coral Shower
Cornbread
Cornelius
Corot
Cryosophyllum
Czar Alexander
Davis #1
Davis #7
Davis Compacta
Dayspring
Della McGee
Diane
Dr. Frank Brown
Dr. Lin Yu Tang
Duke of Windsor
Duncan Macaw
Fishbone
Freckles
Fruit Cocktail
Geisha Girl
General Lawrence
General MacArthur
General Paget
Glen Roof
Gloriosa
Go Reds
Harvest Moon
Helen Edge
Her Highness
High Energy
Hot & Steamy
Jean Francis Fascell
Joannis
Joe Friday
John Bender
John Soar
Judy's Beauty
Jungle Queen
Kane
Katoni
Kentucky
King of Siam
Krakatoa
L. M. Rutherford
Leopardia
Louis Dupuy
Lucky Gold
Macarthuri
Madame Fernand Kohl
Major Stewart
Mango
Miami Beauty
Mike Fascell
Mike Ferrer
Monarch
Mother-n-Daughter
Nestor
Old Legend
Ovalifolium
Peace
Pink Passion
Plaid Oak
Polychrome
Pop's Yard
President Reagan
Pride of Naples
Prince of Orange
Purity
Queen of Siam
Queen Victoria
Rainbow Starlight
Red Quill
Revelation
Rocio
Rudy Bachman
Spirale
Stain Glass
Stoplight
Sturrork's Pink Veitchii
Sunny Star
Sunray
Sunrise
Super Petra
Sweet Marie
Thomas Edison
Thomas Hitchcock
Tortoise Shell
Twist & Point
Van Buren
Veitchii
Victoria Gold Bells
West Wall
White Bravo
William Craig
William Jennings Bryan
Wilma
Wooton Beauty
Yellow Duncan Macaw
Yellow Mrs. Iceton
Yellow Petra

Ryan
 
Here is the first draft of the palm list, as of Saturday (2-23-13) afternoon. I will estimate it at 90% of completion, depending on what else will be added next week. I have started sending out copies to those who requested one.



Searle Brothers Nursery, Inc. &
The Rainforest Collection®

The 15 Annual Spring Plant Extravaganza!

March 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 8th, 9th, 10th – 2013

Palm and Cycad list
Draft 2-23-13

Genus Species Sizes

Actinokentia divaricata #1
Actinorhytis calapparia #2
Aiphanes minima 4in
Allagoptera arenaria #3
Allagoptera caudescens #7
Allagoptera leucocalyx #3
Archontophoenix myolensis 4in, #1
Archontophoenix purpurea #15
Archontophoenix tuckeri 2in
Areca catechu #10
Areca hutchinsoniana #1
Areca triandra #7
Areca vestiaria #1 #3
Areca vestiaria var. ‘Maroon Leaf’ #1
Arenga australasica #3
Arenga brevipes #20
Arenga engleri 4in, #10
Arenga hookeriana #10
Arenga microcarpa #3
Arenga pinnata #3, #7
Arenga undulatifolia #7
Asterogyne martiana #1
Attalea cohune #1, #20
Attalea colenda #7
Bactris gasipaes var. 'Spineless' #1
Balaka seemannii #3
Basselinia glabrata #3
Beccariophoenix alfredii #10
Beccariophoenix madagascariensis #3, #7, #15
Beccariophoenix sp. 'Coastal Form' #20
Bentinckia condapanna #3
Bentinckia nicobarica #10
Borassodendron machadonis #10
Burretiokentia hapala #3, #15
Burretiokentia koghiensis #3
Butia capitata #3, #10
Butia eriospatha #3
Calyptrocalyx hollrungii #3
Calyptrocalyx sp. ‘Boalak’ #3, #7
Calyptrocalyx sp. ‘Sanumb’ #3 #7
Calyptrogyne ghiesbreghtiana #1
Calyptronoma rivalis #7
Caryota cumingii #15
Caryota kiriwongensis #10
Caryota mitis #7
Caryota monostachya #7
Caryota obtusa #7 #10
Caryota ochlandra #7
Caryota rumphiana #7
Caryota urens #15, #20
Caryota zebrina #1, #7
Ceratozamia latifolia #7
Chamaedorea adscendens #1
Chamaedorea arenbergiana #3
Chamaedorea brachypoda #3
Chamaedorea cataractarum et al
Chamaedorea costaricana #3, #7
Chamaedorea deckeriana #3
Chamaedorea elegans var. 'Negrita' #1
Chamaedorea ernesti-augustii #3
Chamaedorea fragrans #7
Chamaedorea hooperiana #7
Chamaedorea metallica #3
Chamaedorea oblongata #3
Chamaedorea plumosa #3
Chamaedorea pochutlensis #3
Chamaedorea radicalis #7
Chamaedorea woodsoniana 4in
Chamaerops humilis var. argentea #3
Chambeyronia macrocarpa var. hookeri #1, #3, #15
Clinostigma ponapense #3
Coccothrinax argentea var. 'hybrid' #7
Coccothrinax barbadensis #10
Coccothrinax borhidiana #3
Coccothrinax crinita #3, #7, #10
Coccothrinax fragrans #3
Coccothrinax spissa #7
Cocos nucifera var. ‘Malayan Green’ et al
Copernicia alba 4in
Copernicia berteroana 10g
Copernicia curbeloi 15g
Copernicia glabrescens #3
Copernicia macroglossa #10
Copernicia prunifera #7, #10
Copernicia rigida #3, #10
Corypha umbraculifera #7
Corypha utan #7
Cryosophila warscewiczii #7
Cyphophoenix elegans #7
Cyphophoenix nucele #15
Cyrtostachys renda #3, #7, #10
Cyrtostachys sp. 'Hybrid' #7, #15
Deckenia nobilis #7
Dioon edule et al
Dypsis albofarinosa #7
Dypsis ambositrae #1, #7
Dypsis arenarum #1
Dypsis baronii 4in
Dypsis basilonga #10
Dypsis boiviniana #3
Dypsis cabadae et al
Dypsis canaliculata #10
Dypsis carlsmithii #1, #3, #7, #10
Dypsis crinita #7, #10
Dypsis decaryi et al
Dypsis fibrosa #10
Dypsis heteromorpha #10
Dypsis hiarakae #3
Dypsis hovomantsina #7
Dypsis lastelliana #3, #10
Dypsis linearis #7
Dypsis lutescens var. Dwarf #3
Dypsis madagascariensis #7, #10
Dypsis mananjarensis #7
Dypsis marojejyi 4in
Dypsis nauseosa #1, #3, #10
Dypsis onilahensis var. 'Weepy Form' #7
Dypsis ovobontsira #3, #7
Dypsis paludosa #1, #3
Dypsis plumosa 4in, #15
Dypsis prestoniana #7a, #7b, #15
Dypsis procera #3
Dypsis psammophila #7, #10
Dypsis robusta #7
Dypsis saintelucei #3, #7, #10
Dypsis sp. ‘Betafaka’ #3, #7
Dypsis sp. ‘Honkona’ #1
Dypsis sp. 'Brown' #3
Dypsis sp. 'Lemana's Baronii' #1
Dypsis utilis #3
Euterpe oleracea #7
Euterpe sp. 'Orange Crownshaft' #10
Gaussia maya #10
Gaussia princeps #3
Heterospathe barfodii #1
Heterospathe brassii = Rhopaloblaste brassii
Heterospathe elata #7, #10
Heterospathe intermedia #7
Heterospathe longipes #1
Heterospathe minor #7
Hydriastele beguinii #7
Hydriastele beguinii var. 'Obi Island Form' #7
Hydriastele dransfieldii #3, #7
Hydriastele kasesa #3, #7
Hydriastele longispatha #3, #7, #10
Hydriastele pinangoides #3
Hyophorbe indica #15
Hyophorbe lagenicaulis et al
Hyophorbe verschaffeltii et al
Iriartea deltoidea #3
Itaya amicorum #15
Johannesteijsmannia altifrons #3
Johannesteijsmannia perakensis #3
Kentiopsis oliviformis #1, #10
Kerriodoxa elegans #3, #7, #10
Latania loddigesii #3, #15
Latania verschaffeltii #1, #10
Lepidozamia peroffskyana #3
Licuala cabalionii #3, #7
Licuala distans #1
Licuala fordiana #1
Licuala grandis #7, #10
Licuala lauterbachii var. bouganvilliensis #7
Licuala longipes #10
Licuala merguensis #10
Licuala peekelii #10
Licuala peltata #1, #7
Licuala peltata var. sumawongii #1, #3, #7, #10
Licuala poonsakii var. 'Ratee' #3
Licuala ramsayi #3, #10
Licuala rumphii #3
Licuala sp. ‘Pre-ati’ #3
Licuala sp. ‘Yal-Bral’ #7
Licuala spinosa #7, #15
Livistona carinensis #3
Livistona jenkinsiana #10
Livistona muelleri #3
Livistona rotundifolia = Saribus rotundifolius
Livistona saribus #3
Lytocaryum hoehnei #7
Marojejya darianii #3, #10
Masoala madagascariensis #2
Mauritiella armata #3, #10
Metroxylon vitiense #7
Neoveitchia storckii #15
Normanbya normanbyi #3, #7
Oenocarpus mapora 4in
Oraniopsis appendiculata #3, #7
Pelagodoxa henryana #7
Phoenix pusilla 4in
Phoenix rupicola #10
Phoenix zeylanica = pusilla
Pholidostachys pulchra #7
Pinanga adangensis #10
Pinanga copelandii #3
Pinanga coronata #7
Pinanga coronata var. 'blunt leaf' #10
Pinanga dicksonii #15
Pinanga gracilis #7
Pinanga insignis 4in
Pinanga sessilifolia #1
Pinanga sp. Thai Mottled #1
Pinanga speciosa #7
Pritchardia affinis = maideniana
Pritchardia hillebrandii var. 'Blue Dwarf' 4in
Pritchardia kaalae var. minima #7
Pritchardia maideniana #1
Pseudophoenix lediniana #3
Pseudophoenix sargentii #3
Pseudophoenix sargentii var. navassana #3
Ptychococcus paradoxus #3
Ptychosperma burretianum #7
Ptychosperma caryotoides #3, #7
Ptychosperma cuneatum #10a, #10b
Ptychosperma furcatum 2in
Ptychosperma lauterbachii #7
Ptychosperma microcarpum #10
Ptychosperma propinquum #10
Ptychosperma salomonense #7
Ptychosperma schefferi #3, #7
Ptychosperma sp. '#1' - #7
Ptychosperma sp. '#2'- #3
Ptychosperma vestitum #10
Ravenea dransfieldii #1, #3, #7
Ravenea glauca #7
Ravenea hildebrandtii #7
Ravenea julietiae #3
Ravenea krociana #15
Ravenea lakatra #3
Ravenea louvelii #1
Reinhardtia latisecta #1
Rhapis humilis X cochinchinensis 'Alicia' #1, #7
Rhapis sp. 'Hybrid' #7
Rhapis subtilis #10
Rhopaloblaste brassii = ledermanniana
Rhopaloblaste ledermanniana 4in
Roystonea borinquena #3
Roystonea oleracea #3
Sabal domingensis 4in, #3
Salacca zalacca #3
Saribus rotundifolius 4in, #10
Satakentia liukiuensis #1, #10
Serenoa repens var. ‘Silver Form’ #3
Socratea salazarii 4in
Syagrus amara 4in
Syagrus cardenasii #3
Syagrus coronata #3
Syagrus pseudococos 4in
Syagrus sancona #7
Syagrus schizophylla #7
Syagrus vermicularis #3
Tahina spectabilis #15g
Thrinax radiata et al
Veitchia filifera #2
Veitchia metiti #3, #15
Veitchia sessifolia = filifera
Veitchia sp. #1
Veitchia spiralis 4in
Verschaffeltia splendida #7, #10
Wallichia disticha #3, #10
Wodyetia bifurcata et al
Zamia furfuracea #1
Zamia inermis #3
Zamia loddigesii #1
Zamia neurophyllidia #10
Zamia pumila #3
Zamia purpurea x variegata 4in
Zamia roezlii #3

Ryan
 
OK - more than half of the crotons got taken on Friday. The collectors hit them pretty hard as usual. There still were alot of great selections available yesterday morning - I acquired 5 more for my collection: Louis Dupuy, Della McGee, Acubeafolium, MacAthurii and Helen Edge.

What did you guys and/or gals get? :confused:
 
It was great to see Jeff, Judy and Ron at the Sale yesterday! This sale has now become one of my favorite things to do. I was happy to come home with a few croton beauties:

Her Majesty (which I've already planted to round out a grouping of three whitish/green plants with different leaf shapes, White Ann Rutherford and Purity. I really like the contrasting leaf shapes, but with the same color)
- and -
President Reagan
Leopardia
Acubaefolia
Christmas
Davis #1
Louis Dupuy
L. M. Rutherford
Columbia
Lucky Gold

My sister went a little heavy on the non-croton variety plants yesterday, but the crotons she did bring home:

Rudy Bachman
MacArthurii
John Bender
Johannis
Wooten Beauty

This visit, I didn't even bring a wish list with me (well, except for wanting to replace my "Dr. Frank Brown"), so it was all impulse buying for me - or basically anything Judy or Ron suggested! Fun, fun, fun!

Thanks again, Jeff. Hope to see all you croton folk soon.
 
Leslie - you have passed the threshhold and now have trade bait. I don't have a L. M. Rutherford. Nor do I have a Lucky Gold. The Lucky Gold is one I don't believe has been offered at the sale before. There may not be too many of these around. Judy and I were checking it out and discussing the Lucky Gold just prior to your arrival. Glad it found a good home.

Both you and Crystal made good selections. The bug has definitely got you! When you have to have your plants tractored out on a flatbed trailer - you know the croton bug has got ya! LOL :D

Hey - what did everyone else get?
 
MacArthurii
 

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Nice looking Della there Moose. mine got toasted three years ago and has not bounced back. Time for an air layer and everything else gets the old heave ho into the trash.
 
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