Alley Cat - some new photos for the wiki

Jeff - Remember what I said about fertilizing the Pritchardias? Same technique works on this variety.

 

So what is the technique?
Inquiring minds want to know
In that third photo, what is the croton on the lower left?

 

Peyton,
It looks like a Dayspring, but Ricky can chime in, his plant.

Ahh,ohh, technique? The only thing I remember is that it's a liquid feed.
Jeff

Ricky,
Nice looking as always!

 

Compte' de Germiny

 

Ricky - a rooted cutting of this cultivar available for the Spring Meeting auction on Saturday, May 14th would be well received.

 

Moose - I'll be starting up the mistbed as soon as the weather warms up. When I do, I'll put a post here telling everyone what I'm cutting and what would you like. Remind me then and I'll be glad to start a few of these, as the one in the middle of the garden is getting too tall.

 

Ricky is being generous as usual!

This cultivar is not even found in the mooseland!

 

New pics added
http://www.palmpedia.net/wiki/index.php/ALLEY_CAT

 

These are a few shots of the Compte de Germiny in the Keys. In the second and third picture are some of the gang that I employ to keep my bugs in check

 

Do you know I have only seen ONE of the native green lizards in my 19 yrs here in St. Pete?! When I was a kid in Wisconsin, I bought them from the local pet store. They never lasted long. Very sad actually. The only good thing about our recent cold winters is perhaps the cuban lizards have died out some so these guys can make a come back.

Beautiful plant Glocks!

 

Jim, Nice plant! Thanks for the pictures.

 

Bren, I will share with you some of the green lizards around my place.

 

Here ya go Bren. I see a few of these a week, but usually not two at once!

 

I caught them "sunning" on my Kentiopsis.

 

There may be a rooted cutting of Alley Cat on the auction table at this coming Saturday's croton garden tour ...

 

Good, this isn't a croton that you see very often. How big will it be, a couple feet or so.