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Rhododendron » Rhododendron (elepidote - Large Leaved) 259 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 yakushimanum (degronianum) ssp. yakushimanum 'Exbury form' Flowers emerge with a touch of pink, and quickly go to white. Deep green glossy leaves have heavy light tan indumentum and new growth is covered with silvery tomentum. more info
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RHODODENDRON yakushimanum (degronianum) ssp. yakushimanum 'Koichiro Wada' (C8) The smaller, convex leaves are a very deep green with extra thick indumentum; the classic low, mounded form. The buds open a deep pink and fade to white - giving the plant a two-toned effect. more info
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RHODODENDRON yakushimanum (degronianum) ssp. yakushimanum 'Phetteplace Form' Beautiful glossy green leaves, with pink buds opening to white flowers. May be a smirnowii x yak hybrid. Typical of the 'Ken Janeck' type, but faster growing. more info
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RHODODENDRON yakushimanum (degronianum) ssp. yakushimanum 'Van Zile' (C) A yakushimanum selection with all of the wonderful yak qualities of leaf, plant, habit, and indumentum. Plus, an interesting silver–dusted look right through the summer. more info
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