Some Quick Pics

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I thought I would post some photos I took over the July 4th weekend.
 

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Ooops, the mosquitos drove me into the house. More tomorrow.
 

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#1 Waterfall
#2 Norwood Beauty
#3 Don't know uh Rapture??? Mike has the same plant. Any help?
#4 Fathers Day
#5 Pop's Yard in shade
#6 I think a Macarthur something I found cruising around in Boca. Ricky calls it Suzy Silverado
#7 I was told this is John Criswick, but not positive.
#8 Another I don't know. Help!
#9 Rudy, Rudy, Rudy B.
#10 Not sure. I found this in Fort Lauderdale a few years ago.

Thanks for the comments:)
 
A couple more for today:D
 

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Mosquito season specials
 

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#1 Waterfall
#2 Norwood Beauty
#3 Don't know uh Rapture??? Mike has the same plant. Any help? Fascination - Mike was calling it unknown Dreer Hybrid
#4 Fathers Day
#5 Pop's Yard in shade
#6 I think a Macarthur something I found cruising around in Boca. Ricky calls it Suzy Silverado
#7 I was told this is John Criswick, but not positive.
#8 Another I don't know. Help!
#9 Rudy, Rudy, Rudy B.
#10 Not sure. I found this in Fort Lauderdale a few years ago.

Thanks for the comments:)
 
Randy, not only are your crotons gorgeous, but your photography is incredible! Super photos! That Raphael is the most beautiful I've ever seen! Wow to all of these.

Her Higness, Raphael, ?, ?Caribbean Star, Inca and Edwin T. Meredith

What is that amazing cultivar in the third photo?
 
Thanks Ron, I found the tag. "Dreer Hybrid"

Ana, Your ID skills sure have improved.
#3 I wish I knew. I won this at one of our get together auctions a few years ago. It was someones hybrid. Anyone recognize it???
#4 Scarecrow/Heaven from Ron & a different Her Highness
 
Randy - how is your Unknown Frank Brown #22 doing? The other air layer I made did not make it. The mother plant is some what shaded. Curious to see how yours has colored up? ;)
 
Holy crap that thing is beautiful. When the rooted sticks got handed out by Jeff, he did his best to distribute them equally amongst those who went to see Dr. Brown that day. Truthfully, we had no idea what anything was. I must have lucked out because I've seen Jeff, Judy and Chris' plants - and none of theirs looked like that.

Next question - any body recognize what it is ? BangHead
 
Randy it is a dead ringer for the plant I got from Cleo that has been ID as Connie Cutler. Not a great picture to much sun to show the top of my plant.
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We have no historical name at this time David. This was taken as a nearly dead stick from Frank Brown's garden after the very cold days of the 2010 winter. Its current reference is Unknown from Frank Brown's Garden #22. Bob Alonso is very familiar with the cultivars of Dr. Brown's garden, however he has not seen this plant for an ID as of yet.
 
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