It's a Croton "Andrew". I aquired one years ago, the variegation is unreal. Mine is now 10'tall.
Randy

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Randy - Yours looks like a sport off Eburneum. But I'll take your word for it. The black spots on mine are raised and textured. Same on yours?

Sure are, raised and textured. Every once in a while a leaf emerges contorted, or just plain green.
Randy

Okay, thanks. Andrew it is!

No problem. You can go to thier website at www.exoticangel.com and see the Andrew and other Crotons.
Randy

I went there and looked yesterday, but didn't think that mine was Andrew. I've got around 300 varieties in the ground if you're looking for something special.

I assumed these were two different plants..I had one that looked like Fawns and one that resembled Randy's..I used to call the one, black pepper croton..lol. The squirrels ate one, but still have the other..got it in 98 when I worked in HD's gh. Toni

Here's another leaf variant from the same Croton. Some are just lightly "peppered", some heavily "inked" some all white and some all green. In addition a lot are contorted...
Randy

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Randy, do you think both plants are one and the same? Toni

All I can say is I see all the foliage patterns on the same bush.
Randy