R. spinuliferum Web Specials

R. spinuliferum Web SpecialsThe "Firecracker rhododendron" is a nickname given to this unusual rhododendron species. The foliage is very textured and turns from green to a nice bronze color in the winter. In early spring, from February into March, the red blossoms open, 3 5 per cluster with tubular red waxy flowers and protruding pistils. Yes, they do look like firecrackers, and they last for months! We highly recommend this unusual rhododendron for those looking for the

This low and compact evergreen azalea is popular for its lovely white flowers with a hint of yellow in the throat

If you like lavender flowers

often on the one gallon plants

Excellent foliage with some bronze new growth

The plant was found by Harry Van De Laar in 1967 in his garden at Boskoop

Found in Germany

Developed by the late Halfdan Lem

The plant grows wider than tall

Choice and recommended

VERY NICE PLANTS MAKE A FREESTANDING WISTERIA TREE

Plant this one close to your living area

The foliage is smaller and elliptic