Bunch Of Test Photos

I took these photos here a few days ago. I thought a photo posting test was on order. Ehhhhh....Had to reload page in order to post.

 

OK, a few more To post a photo I must reload the page. Oh well I'm not crazy about my camera's settings. Pic's colors seem a little dull.

 

Oh, wow, Randy, I'm so glad it's working for you now! Gorgeous. Could you tell me what the first and sixth one is in #1, the first, fourth and seventh are in # 3? Is that a plaid oak 6th in #2? All are beautiful. If you have time, could you post the ones you know? Thanks!

Ana

 

Wow, now I've got to know 2, 6, and 10 in #4. My goodness!

 

Looking great Randy,looks like we all had a very mild winter.Your plants look like they are in full summer growth mode.

 

Ok, now help me ID the dunno's.
Post 1
1-Wilma
2-dunno ?? Bimbo?
3-Hot & Steamy
4-dunno ?? Might be from Marie?
5-Thea
6-Flamingo
7-Nancy Reagan
8-Delia Magee

 

Post #2

1-Colombiana? & Red Quill
2-Dunno
3-Red Foot?
4-Dunno??
5-Dunno, from same plant as #2
6-Plaid Oak
7-Jean Frances Fascell, from Mike

 

Post #3
1-Ahhhh easy one I forgot
2-Pink Lei
3-Weird cobra like growth on Multicolor
4-Colombiana
5-Louis Dupuy
6-Prince of Orange
7-Carot
8-Robert Halgrim
9-Davis #87 with odd leaf from Marie

 

Pretty Croton, thanks for the fotos.

 

Thanks a lot Randy! What a beautiful collection you have.

 

Randy! Your crotons look great!

 

#3.1 Ethel Craig looking excellent. Lots of other nice ones too.

 

Looking good Randy, you have not lost a step this winter everyone looks fat and happy.

 

Randy the plants look great. Thanks for sharing the pictures with the gang.

 

Ahhh.... brain dead

 

A few more
1- Confetti
2-Geisha Girl
3-Van Buren
4-Thomas Edison
5-Blotched ens Beauty from Lamar
6-Dunno?? Anyone know??
7-White Ann Rutherford
8-Oak Leaf Superba

 

Randy, looking at your beautiful crotons again. They are a sight for sleepy morning eyes. Can you tell me what the croton right before the John Criswick in post 4 is? So pretty and interesting. All your crotons look fabulous! What do you feed them?

Ana

 

Ana, Thats Mrs Snyder Disraeli, one of my first. Crotons love a little "Black Cow" now & then.

 

#2-Dunno = Mosaic?

 

Ooops - looking at wrong post, never mind

 

Thanks, Randy, it's a beauty. Maybe another I'll recognize?

Ana