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Rhododendron are shrubs of the genus Rhododendron which is in the heath family (family Ericaceae) which includes heathers, Kalmia (mountain laurels), blueberries and cranberries. Since almost all of these plants require acidic soil, they are often... See more

Rhododendron are shrubs of the genus Rhododendron which is in the heath family (family Ericaceae) which includes heathers, Kalmia (mountain laurels), blueberries and cranberries. Since almost all of these plants require acidic soil, they are often referred to as the family of acid-loving plants. Rhododendron are found in the wild, chiefly in mountainous areas of the arctic and north temperate zones. They typically have large, shiny, leathery evergreen leaves and clusters of large pink, white, or purplish flowers. North American species include the great laurel, or rose bay (R. maximum), West Virginia's state flower; and the Western rhododendron (R. macrophyllum), Washington's state flower. Azaleas are in the same genus. Most cultivated rhododendrons are hybrids that are propagated from cuttings or tissue culture. Rhododendron are referred to as the King of Shrubs since they are regarded by many as the best flowering evergreen plants for the temperate landscape. There are 26 species of... See less

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We propagate and grow over 280 cultivars of ACER palmatum, the Japanese maple, as well as many other Asian maples and their cultivars, and a few Fagus sylvatica (European Beech) cultivars. You will find photographs of most of them here to help you in... See more

We propagate and grow over 280 cultivars of ACER palmatum, the Japanese maple, as well as many other Asian maples and their cultivars, and a few Fagus sylvatica (European Beech) cultivars. You will find photographs of most of them here to help you in your search for the maple of your dreams. See less

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Strawberry-Tree will grow at a slow pace when planted in either full sun or partial shade on well-drained, acid soil. Plants are tolerant of wind and some drought once established and grow in well-drained clay. It is one of the most attractive small... See more

Strawberry-Tree will grow at a slow pace when planted in either full sun or partial shade on well-drained, acid soil. Plants are tolerant of wind and some drought once established and grow in well-drained clay. It is one of the most attractive small trees available for residential use but unfortunately is not normally available in the east. It could be grown and tried in the Deep South. See less