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‘Christmas Cheer’ happened to be one of Wilson’s 50
A full spectrum of fall colors is reached as the yellow leaves are dashed with bright oranges and reds
then the variegation becomes extremely prominent for the rest of the year
'Kaga kujaku' unfolds in the spring with large heavily divided bright pink-red leaves
Rare Multicolor Coral Bark Winter Interest Japanese Maple
Rhododendron arborescens Native Sweet Azalea Selected Size:1 gallon (LTD) ‘Christmas Cheer’ happened to beRhododendron 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