Rhododendron arborescens Native Sweet Azalea Oak 'Pocahontas'

'Pocahontas'

Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca'

'Chiri hime' turns to bright oranges to red

'Pat's Pink' should become a mainstay in garden and landscape industry for azalea

'Helen' was the breeding work of Svetlana Klimenko

Rhododendron arborescens Native Sweet Azalea Oak 'Pocahontas'Rhododendron arborescens Deciduous Native Sweet Azalea White to Light Pink Native Piedmont Azalea Zones 4 8 Rhododendron arborescens is commonly known as the Sweet Azalea because of the lovely sweet fragrance from the blooms. It is native for much of the Eastern United States, from Alabama to New York. The clusters of white blooms with deep red stamens, shows off well against the green foliage during late spring through early summer. Rhododendron