Croton Exploration, deep in the jungle

Borgy230

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Deep in the Jungle of South Florida! I went searching for crotons recently with Jeff Searle and Mooseknuckle, here are some interesting finds!
 

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here are some more
 

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and a few more
 

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First post, pic at far right: looks like a nice Joe Friday, not common. I've only seen one - at Sunken Gardens (by the flamingo pond). I think it is a Bravo sport.
 
Another interesting option would be to visit Mr. David King's garden. The more photos he posts, the more I want to see it. I especially appreciate that he has been collecting a long time, acquiring old plants and keeping notes. Could possibly have a few cultivars that rarely exist anywhere ... ;)
 
Another interesting option would be to visit Mr. David King's garden. The more photos he posts, the more I want to see it. I especially appreciate that he has been collecting a long time, acquiring old plants and keeping notes. Could possibly have a few cultivars that rarely exist anywhere ... ;)

A CRA?
 
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