Bullwinkle
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Also is it relatively fast growing or a turtle??
I'll tell you how rare it is! If you have a nice air layed plant, Jeff Searle would be offering you some amazing trades not offered to anyone else.
Phil must be from Missouri - so am I! Show me, where is da picture ???
Does anyone have any background info on Royal Horseguard?? The only mention I can find are the two pics in Crotons of the World (and the pics have most of the tips cropped)
The plants I've been calling Mrs. Snyders Disraeli (original plant is in my neighbor's yard and has been there 25+ years) look just like the posted pics and have a few leaves with the droopy tip. If you've seen my yard, you've seen the Mrs S D. A dippy droopy tip on a few leaves is not much to go for an ID.
So0me good pics of this Royal Horseguard may bring some light here....
Hi Crotonologist and Bullwinkle...attached are two fotos of what I call ROYAL HORSEGUARD in my garden that look like the fotos you have attached above. I find that in the "BOOK" Royal Horseguard and Mrs Snyder's Disraeli are very similiar to the untrained eye such as mine.
Here's a pic. Got it from Jeff and it appears to be a fairly fast grower. I think the colors are redder and more blotched the Mrs Snyders.
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