L. M. Rutherford

Jeff Searle

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A beautiful croton, but somewhat slow growing for me. This is the original plant that was growing in Robert Halgrim's yard in Ft. Myers. It was hacked and chopped off for many years, so it's still trying to recover some.


Anyone else have this in their collection?
 

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No I do not. Would you like to hack a piece off for me ? :p

Looks like it is on its way back to becoming a specimen cultivar for you Jeff.

Thank you for posting the picture. It appears you got back your cord to upload pictures from your daughter or did you have to go buy a new one?

Can you nudge Ryan to post pictures of the Croton Society Meeting at Ricky's Garden last Saturday. I think the visitors to this forum would appreciate his efforts. :eek:

Ron. :)
 
A beautiful croton, but somewhat slow growing for me. This is the original plant that was growing in Robert Halgrim's yard in Ft. Myers. It was hacked and chopped off for many years, so it's still trying to recover some.


Anyone else have this in their collection?

I bet I know who did the hackin and the choppin prior to your arrival Jeff :)
 
Answer: No the Moose Man does not. He would love to have one in Moose Land. :(

Wahhhh, wahhhh :rolleyes:

A beautiful croton, but somewhat slow growing for me. This is the original plant that was growing in Robert Halgrim's yard in Ft. Myers. It was hacked and chopped off for many years, so it's still trying to recover some.


Anyone else have this in their collection?
 
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