Mid-Spring Downunder - Codiaeum variegatum or Croton blooming
By Bernieh
26 Oct, 2011
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Sorry Andy, I've no idea. All the Crotons were planted long before we moved in here.
27 Oct, 2011
That's okay. :>)
I love the longer narrow leaf types. I have one called 'Mammey' , it has similar leaves to the one above, however, with much more color.
29 Oct, 2011
I just wish I could plant more outdoors, but it's almost impossible to dig out there now ... well actually it is impossible. I do have some terrific Croton 'Zanzibar' growing in pots though and they have very narrow leaves. Fantastic colours too.
29 Oct, 2011
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