Moose Land = Rock Land

Discussion in 'THE CROTON SOCIETY' started by Moose, Oct 14, 2013.

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  1. Moose

    Moose Esteemed Member

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    Busting my Butt trying to plant crotons. Lots of rock, working the chipping hammer. :mad:

    Here is what I do with all the rock I remove. :(
     

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  2. ScotTi

    ScotTi Esteemed Member

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    Ron, I like the rock edge you have going. BTW what in the name of the Croton in photo #6?
     
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  3. Moose

    Moose Esteemed Member

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    Scott - that is Duke of Windsor. May be could hardy for your area. A sport from Stoplight? :confused:
     
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  4. Phil Stager

    Phil Stager Well-Known Member

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    Duke of Windsor is another old cultivar that's been around forever. It does sport a yellow/green variety.
     
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  5. TikiRick

    TikiRick Well-Known Member

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    Looks great Ron!!!!
     
    TikiRick, Oct 14, 2013
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