Rhododendron » Rhododendron (elepidote - Large Leaved) 253 items found. Click on photo/text link for more information on any product.
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Rhododendron (elepidote - Large Leaved) "Big Leaf" rhododendrons. These are what most people first think of when they hear the word rhododendron. “Elepidote” literally means “without scales,” referring to a characteristic of the familiar large leaf rhododendrons. Foliage of this class of rhododendrons, although generally larger in size,
can vary from about an inch long as in the species R. proteoides to as much as three feet long in the species R. sinogrande. Some have incredible fuzzy indumentum on the new growth and under the leaves, as on R. yakushimanum. The flowers can be almost any color. This group includes a very large number of hybrids. Our listing includes both species and hybrids.
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RHODODENDRON 'Accomplishment' 'Accomplishment' is a bicolor which blooms in midseason with full trusses of a dark rose red; a white star graces the center of each flower with dark freckling on the upper petals. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Albert Close' Maximum from the east coast, macrophyllum from the west combined to produce a tough performer with great sun and heat tolerance. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Alena' This has some of the finest dark green glossy foliage to be found, as well as a wide mounded and dense growth habit. Pure white flowers emerge from light pink buds. Needs good light intensity to bloom well. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Anah Kruschke' A mid to late season bloomer. A hardy, sun tolerant rhododendron. It has a compact growth habit with shiny dark green leaves. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Anita Gehnrich' (C8) Anita has slightly smaller foliage than "Solidarity", although both foliages are heavy textured and of similar color. Anita's flowers are a tad smaller and retain more color when fully open, and she has a lower, more spreading growth habit. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Anna H. Hall' This Leach plant is low and mounding, the compact white trusses punctuate the dark green foliage with cottony puffs. Buds young and blooms reliably in mid May. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Anna Rose Whitney' If you are looking for spectacular bright rose-pink flowers that will catch attention in your garden, then this is a plant to consider. Well known as a superior grower in hot, southern summers. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Annie Dalton' This sibling to 'Madonna' has large, 4 inch flowers of apricot-pink in large, lax trusses. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Anuschka' A low growing, tightly crafted plant with dark forest green leaves,
she can take a versatile range of sun or shade exposure. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Aronimink' Another of the famous 12507 series grown at Swarthmore College. The flowers are a strong rosy red, about 4" across with 20 in a truss. The plant tends to be a bit open in shade. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Atroflo' A distinctive old variety with narrow indumented leaves and large red flowers. Huge impressive specimens are occasionally seen in old gardens. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Babylon' A tall mounded plant having magnificent trusses of 4" -5"
white flowers with a red throat. The striking long leaves and red
stems make this a desirable plant even when not in bloom. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Barmstedt' A yak hybrid that looks great even when not in bloom. The plant is a low-growing mound with recurved dark green leaves. The flowers are rosy red with darker edges displayed beautifully on the plant. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Bear Claw' (SOLD OUT) This "bear" has a coat of brown indumentum under the leaves, new growth covered in fuzzy wuzzy fur, and a short stout shape. Early pink buds open to white flowers in a full truss. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Bellefontaine' Habit - very large
Exposure - very bright shade.
Hardiness Zone - Ag Canada Hardiness Zone 5B
Flower buds hardy to at least -26C
Bloom Time-midseason more info
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