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Image:Irene Kingsley-Jerry.jpeg| Jerry Shilling's garden | Image:Irene Kingsley-Jerry.jpeg| Jerry Shilling's garden | ||
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| + | Image:46 IRENE KINGSLEY - (TRADITIONAL LEAF) arguably SATAN (TRIDENT SHAPED FORM).jpg|Robertico from Costa Rica | ||
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Image:Irene Kingsley-Allan.jpg|Photo by Allan Ragobar | Image:Irene Kingsley-Allan.jpg|Photo by Allan Ragobar | ||
Image:Irene Kingsley-Rags.jpg|Photo by Allan Ragobar | Image:Irene Kingsley-Rags.jpg|Photo by Allan Ragobar | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:48, 21 July 2017
Codiaeum variegatum Irene Kingsley
There exists a controversy regarding this croton. Some think Satan and Irene Kingsley are the same cultivar with two different names. Others think Satan is a separate cultivar with more pronounced side lobes creating a consistent, trident-shaped leaf. In Dr. Brown's book they are regarded as separate cultivars.
REF: Brown, B. Frank 1995 Crotons of the World p.30.
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Jerry Shilling's garden
Photo by Allan Ragobar
Robertico from Costa Rica
Photo by Tim O'Donnel
Photo by Allan Ragobar
Photo by Allan Ragobar
In Karl Leonhardt's garden
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