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Grows well in shade. named after Mr. Duncan Macaw, the foreman of the Craig Nursery. The Craig Nursery owned the largest and most complete worldwide collection of crotons in the early 1900s.
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'''Codiaeum variegatum Duncan Macaw'''
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'''This croton grows well in shade. It was named after Mr. Duncan Macaw, the foreman of the Craig Nursery. The Craig Nursery owned the largest and most complete worldwide collection of crotons in the early 1900's.'''
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''REF: Brown, B. Frank 1995 Crotons of the World p.18.''
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Image:Duncan Macaw-Jeff.jpg|Jeff Searle's garden
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Image:Duncan Macaw-Jerry.jpg| Jerry Shilling's garden
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File:Ducan Macaw-Karl.jpg|In Karl Leonhardt's garden
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Image:Duncan Macaw-Ron.JPG|Ron Kiefert's garden
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Image:Duncan Macaw-Shilling.jpg|Jerry Shilling's garden
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Image:Duncan Macaw-Leitner.JPG|Rick Leitner's garden
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Image:Duncan Macaw-3.JPG| Rick Leitner's garden
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Image:Duncan Macaw-Rick.jpg|Photo by Rick Leitner
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Latest revision as of 05:56, 28 April 2015

Codiaeum variegatum Duncan Macaw

This croton grows well in shade. It was named after Mr. Duncan Macaw, the foreman of the Craig Nursery. The Craig Nursery owned the largest and most complete worldwide collection of crotons in the early 1900's.

REF: Brown, B. Frank 1995 Crotons of the World p.18.