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Another nice Croton (with skinny leaves) in the sunlight.

One of my favorites when viewed in the sunlight

More along his pathway that leads down towards the river.

Glad you liked them Angela! Here are a few more that I took today while I was visiting a friend. He's got lots of Crotons all over his farm.

Ron, I've actually thought about getting a last minute flight and sneaking into the Searle sale! Too bad he doesn't sell seedlings - they travel great in suitcases. :)

Hi Ron, Thank goodness there are others that can identify these plants. I can't seem to remember any of the names. I'll keep posting photos. I enjoy reading this forum. I wish I could come to the meeting too. I've been looking for an excuse to buy one of those cheap Spirit airline...

Hi Ray and Jeff, this croton does not have any orange, just green and yellow. Here are a few more photos.

One last photo. The tallest one in the center is about 8 ft tall.

I only took one photo of this one. Not sure if it's supposed to be that orange, or if it is a deficiency.

We plant a lot of this Croton on the property - looks great in the sunlight!

Three different kinds of spotted crotons growing together. Regular leaf, Oak leaf and Narrow leaf.

These Crotons are used all over the place to line walkways, paths, etc. Very easy to propogate, just stick cuttings in the ground.

These are in deep shade most of the day

These are growing on the side of my house. Super Petra?

A cutting that was stuck into the ground earlier this year.

This one has a plain green leaf, but turn it around and WOW!

Love the spots on this one

Nice leaf shape on this one.

Another one that I really like...

I forgot to take a shot of the entire plant.