Baby Codiaeum aucubaefolia Allium siculum clustering on the branches

clustering on the branches

grown as a cooking apple

making them great options for gardeners who don't have much spare time on their hands

blushed with red and is ready to harvest in late summer

It displays rich

Baby Codiaeum aucubaefolia Allium siculum clustering on the branchesAlso known as the Gold Dust Croton, this gorgeous little plant features a golden yellow mottled pattern on its large glossy green leaves. The golden flecks create a unique look that brings colour and charm to any small space. Croton plants are generally easy to care for. They thrive in a warm, bright spot and can tolerate some direct sunlight (but avoid too much as it can scorch the leaves). The brighter the spot you choose for your new plant, the