Rhododendron » Rhododendron (elepidote - Large Leaved) 227 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 'Kabarett' One of our favorites! Spectacular light lavender flowers with a touch of lilac spotting and darker purple blotch, edged with ruffles. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Kalinka' A compact shrub with dark green, lightly indumented leaves. The flowers are a strong rose pink that fade to lighter pink but hold their color better than other yakushimanum hybrids. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Katherine Dalton' (C8) Large, light silvery pink fortunei-like flowers grace a dense, medium-sized plant. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Kaye Player' Big bright pink flowers abound on this new hybrid developed in North Carolina. Leaves are think and heavy, something like those of 'Solidarity'. A truss won "Best in Show" at the Piedmont Chapter of the Rhododendron Society truss show in 2005. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Ken Janeck' One of Hank's favorite rhododendrons. A good strong fuschine pink in bud, opening to a soft shade of pink and fading over time to white. Indumentum is heavy under the matte, dark green leaves. A compact grower and "good doer". more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Kern's Violetta' (C8) The flower is a large light lavender with a strong deep purple blotch. As it tends to be an open grower when young, pinch the new growth, and you will be rewarded by a bushier, vase-shaped plant. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Kimberly' (C8) A compact, semi-dwarf grower. Abundant pastel pink flowers which are bell shaped and lightly fragrant, cover the medium green oval foliage. As added interest in the winter, the buds are a deep purple red. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Kodiak' (C) 'Kodiak' has silvery white ball-shaped trusses on a compact growing plant. Leaves are dark green with light tan indumentum. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Kristi Lynn' Yellow buds open to pale yellow flowers which are unmarked by other colors. Each truss contains 12 to 15 flowers. Foliage is a glossy moderate olive green and the plant has a dense habit. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Kristin' (C8) This appealing dwarf has outstanding oval black-green, glossy leaves and a perfect upside-down bowl-shaped plant habit. Flowers are light pink with reddish speckles. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Kullervo' 'Kullervo' has a dense growth habit and is ideal for small gardens as it's only about 3' high and wide at maturity. The young leaves are dusted with white tomentum for an attractive "frosted" look. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Lemon Dream' Still relatively new, this late blooming yellow has received good reports of hardiness and durability. Trusses are rounded, vivid yellow, topping off a compact plant with deep green leaves. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Lilac Lagoon' (C8) Purple buds in trusses of 17 open to very pale purple 3 inch flowers heavily edged with a blend of strong and light purple; filaments and style are light purple. Leaves are dark green on a tall rounded plant. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'Love Child' The offspring of 'Wild Affair' x 'Kristin Marie'- need we say more? The flower is a beautiful bicolor, pinky-red edging a white center. more info
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RHODODENDRON 'March Madness' Not a March bloomer but part of the University of Connecticut's "Raise the Roof" Series of rhododendrons with basketball-themed names. Medium purple blooms appear in late April on a compact and shapely plant, thanks to the R. calophytum parent. more info
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