Id Requested

ID Requested please

 

The closest picture in the book is "Harvest Moon".

 

That one has a striking resemblance to Imelda Marcos or Lemon Top.

 

I want to thank both you and Rickey for responding. I had already looked through Frank Brown's book and didn't see it. My croton has more of a point on the end. I will post another picture that might show it better.

 

Still looks like Harvest Moon. See p75, UR photo.

 

I purchased the same plant when the Society had a meeting at Flamingo Gardens several years ago. It is mostly semi-oak but has a tendency to oak leaf on occasion.

 

I guess you all are right! Thank-you much. Someone pointed out the picture MR on pg. 75 is mislabeled. I knew that was not what I had, the UR on that page looks more like it.

 

I looked at mine last night and it's not quite the same plant. The one I have has a nearly identical leaf shape but is more of the white/cream color than the vibrant yellow.

 

Oh no, Crazy for Crotons, are you trying to drive the Plant Nut nuttier?

Seriously, I just want to attach the correct name to the cutting or air layer when I pass it on. I am sure, I am not the only one that realizes too many of the same plant are turning up with "made-up" names...
I have high hopes for this forum; it will help a great deal. Thank-you again to all the wonderful collectors that responded...

 

Yes, I know the made-up name problem is a big one. I share Bob Alonzo's belief that if one is not certain, it remains unnamed.

 

I am on the same page as you are... I was impressed that you cared enough to check your plant again and get back to me. So, maybe I don't have Harvest Moon, after all. Perhaps some others will chime in and help me out or should I say us? Maybe you don't have Harvest Moon either!

It really shouldn't make any difference to me; I don't sell plants; I just buy, buy, buy! (sick, sick, sick) I mostly trade or donate to plant societies. So, I think it would be nice to know the correct names.

Warm wishes to you...

 

I'll have to post some photos of my plant this week.