(?) Looks to be a ...

[ScotTi]

 

[kwtimo]

Definitely resembles King of Siam. Nice looking plant there Scott.

 

[annafl]

It's so close up I can't tell for sure, Scott, but isn't it King of Siam?

 

[annafl]

Haha, we were both looking and typing at the same time, Tim! Slow around these parts.

 

[Phil Stager]

King of Siam - this one shows some nice pink dots/spots on back sides of leaves.

 

[ScotTi]

Thanks all! I was thinking K o S, it has been so long since I have seen one with colors. I guess I will trash the 2 I have in the ground. Not so close up photo ....

 

[ScotTi]

Here is a shot of what I have been calling King of Siam, color appears on older leaves only. These show no twisting to the leaves and are a extremely fast grower.

 

[ScotTi]

Here is a shot of what I have been calling King of Siam, color appears on older leaves only. These show no twisting to the leaves and are a extremely fast grower. View attachment 32540

Forget this! I just remembered that I purchased this one as K. o S. but was Eleanor Roosevelt. have

 

[Kingdavid]

Some of the King of Siams have flat leaves that are the same size as the normal ones , the usual greens and pinks and purples . Lots of variations

 

[ScotTi]

Here is another Croton that I never put a name tag on because I never saw it as what I was told it may be. Leaves measure 11" L x 5"w. Plant gets hit with morning sun and filtered sun in the afternoon hours.

 

[kwtimo]

My first thought is Columbiana.

 

[annafl]

Hate to be a copycat, but that's what I thought also. Needs more sun to develop it's wild colors, Scott.

 

[Phil Stager]

Was thinking Scarecrow or Fathers Day

 

[palmisland]

I thought Colombiana also.

Phil, Father's day is more orangy, but similar leaf shape.