Rhododendron 'Bluenose' | 1 gal. pot
$38.00
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SKU
RHL0112-NA_C
An upright growing, vigorous, small-leafed variety from Nova Scotia that grows to about the same size as PJM. It has lavender-blue flowers, which are about the truest blue found on a rhododendron grown in the northeast. Considered a much-improved 'Russautinii'.
An upright growing, vigorous small-leafed variety from Nova Scotia that grows to about the same size as PJM. It has lavender-blue flowers, which are about the truest blue found on a rhododendron grown in the northeast. Considered a much-improved 'Russautinii'. A curious feature is that the bright yellow new growth later turns to a healthy dark green, providing an additional four weeks of color interest past blooming. It is named after the famous 1920-30s Nova Scotia racing schooner pictured on the Canadian dime. Plant it so the bark is protected from the winter morning sun to avoid bark split.
Genus | Rhododendron |
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Cultivar | 'Bluenose' |
Hybridizer | Brueckner |
Parentage | (dauricum var. sempervirens (wild collected seed Lake Baikal) X ?Russautinii?) |
Sun Requirements | Full Sun, Part Shade |
Soil Moisture | Average, Moist, well-drained |
Soil Type | Sandy Loam |
Zone | 5, 6, 7 |
Habit | Vase |
Plant Height | 3-4 ft |
Plant Width | 30-36 in |
Rhododendron Bloom Season | Early (April) |
Foliage Color | Dark Green |
Fragrant | No |
Rare Plant | No |
Deer Resistant | No |
Rarefind Exclusive | No |
New Offering | No |
Web Only | No |
Nursery Only | No |
Oversized Shipping | No |
Catalog Category | Lepidote Rhododendrons |
Hardy to Temp. (Fahrenheit) | -25 degrees F |
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