Mrs. Ballard

Discussion in 'THE CROTON SOCIETY' started by Phil Stager, Oct 28, 2015.

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  1. Phil Stager

    Phil Stager Well-Known Member

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    Anyone have any info or pics on croton Mrs. Ballard - found in Ft. Meyers area, semi-oak leaf, looks like a Dreer plant.
     
    Phil Stager, Oct 28, 2015
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  2. JoseLopez

    JoseLopez Well-Known Member

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    Hi Phil I think Ballard is a hybrid of Johnny Sheldon. The plant I saw has a lot of dots, do you have a picture so I can see it?
     
    JoseLopez, Oct 28, 2015
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  3. Phil Stager

    Phil Stager Well-Known Member

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    Jose - no pic; looking for any info on it.
     
    Phil Stager, Oct 28, 2015
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  4. Moose

    Moose Esteemed Member

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    Ana will want a photo and history for the Wiki.
     
    Moose, Oct 28, 2015
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  5. JoseLopez

    JoseLopez Well-Known Member

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    Ballard, to me, looks a lot like Joanna Roof or a bit Alligator......... It could be Alligator!
     
    JoseLopez, Oct 29, 2015
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  6. kurt decker

    kurt decker Well-Known Member

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    Not a semi oak. Big broad leaf with a twist
     

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  7. Phil Stager

    Phil Stager Well-Known Member

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    Thanks, Kurt.
     
    Phil Stager, Oct 29, 2015
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