Recent content by keith

Thanks Anna for a great day. Your garden is beautiful, perfect as always. Thanks Karl for the cuttings and thank you George for the plants. Great seeing everyone, I had a great time.

Sorry to hear that, he was a nice man.

Thrips

Please bring only well rooted plants to the auction, not a new air layer you planted a week before. [ seen that at the last auction ] If you want to sell air layers, bring them. I would bid on a air layer.

count me in

It seems like we need a place for a croton meeting........ just saying.

Have you guys set a date and place yet? Nov. is around the corner.

Mike, that plant is a beautiful croton. I think it came from Benders place. I dont think it had a name, but it deserves one. Pick a name and thats what we will call it.

Marie, people will steal anything. Years ago, my mother had some rose bushes in her front yard [ PLANTED ] and one night someone came in her fenced yard and stole them.

and it will probably be years and years before you get 3 new leaves on it . LOL -- man thats a slow plant !

Thanks Mike and Mike, your gardens are beautiful. I wish we could have these meetings more often. Thanks Mike W. -- Tim --Karl-- Lamar and George for the plants / cuttings I got from you guys.

to me 2975 looks like Victoria Gold Bells and 2973 maybe Gold Dust

sorry, cant help with the names, the first one is beautiful.

Its hard to tell from your picture Marie, grow it out, time will tell. Now that we are talking about a interrupted croton, I have wondered why there are so many appearing now. When I first started collecting years ago, you could count on one hand the number of interrupted crotons avail. Even...

I have the coppinger plant. I just dug it up out of my shade house and put it in a pot. [ Irma tore up my shade house ] Its been a slow grower for me, but maybe it will grow better now that I have it in a pot.