Just Photos

[palmisland]

No, these aren't mine. I have almost 8,500 miscellaneous photos stored in my computer, a lot being plants of some sort. I really don't remember where I took these, although my best guess would be from Jesse Durko's place Dec '09. Anyone know the first one?

 

[palmisland]

A few more

That's all

 

[Bullwinkle]

Great pics,does anyone have an ID for the 3rd pics in post 2 (yellow and green).

 

[Jeff Searle]

Randy,

That's some real croton candy!! That orange and black leaf is really different. Maybe Nancy Reagan.

 

[Moose]

Mike - possibly a Diane, not able to determine the leaf size. If it is a large leaf, I would say Diane because of yellow veining and yellow spots.

Great pics,does anyone have an ID for the 3rd pics in post 2 (yellow and green).

 

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[ScotTi]

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[Jeff Searle]

Ron,

Some really nice plants! Are these all near your house? And in more than one yard?

 

[Moose]

Jeff - these photos were taken at multiple sites all over the county. The vast majority were found within two miles of my home. (62)

 

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[Jeff Searle]

Ron,

That short green and yellow croton in the last post w/ the pronouced oak leaf shaped leaf, any idea on a name? It look's just like what I have that came out of Mr Robert Halgrim's yard many years ago. I wonder if it ever had a name.

 

[Moose]

Jeff - the croton you refere to is actually in my yard. I got it as cultivar: Robert Halgrim. It was planted in the wrong spot and was moved. It does not look as nice as when this photo was taken many moons ago.

Ron,

That short green and yellow croton in the last post w/ the pronouced oak leaf shaped leaf, any idea on a name? It look's just like what I have that came out of Mr Robert Halgrim's yard many years ago. I wonder if it ever had a name.