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Native Azaleas - White Group
... - White Group Identifying the East Coast Native Azaleas White Group East Coast Native Azaleas   -   THE WHITE GROUP In the "white group" of the native azaleas, there are four familiar east coast species: Rhododendron alabamense, R. ... is probably R. viscosum No. The plant might be a hybrid, or else a white form of another species in the pink group. Copyright © 2001 Donald W. Hyatt NATIVES WHITE PINK ...
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The White Group
... White Group Next: The Pink Group Up: Identifying the Natives Previous: Identifying the Natives The White Group The "White Group" contains R. alabamense, R. atlanticum, R. arborescens, R. viscosum (which now includes R. oblongifolium and R. serrulatum), and our newest species, R. eastmanii. The azaleas in this group ...
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Identifying the East Coast Native Azaleas
... be classified into three general groups according to flower color: the "white group", the "pink group", and the "orange group". After this first division is made, a few simple ... White Group The white flowered group includes six species. Four of these species have been well known in the eastern United States: Rhododendron alabamense, R. arborescens, R. atlanticum, and R. viscosum. The white group ...
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Best of the Best: In Search of Native Azaleas
... .edu Introduction Appreciating the Antiquity of Our Native Azaleas Identifying the Natives The White Group The Pink Group The Orange Group Favorite Locations Calendulaceum and the Appalachian Trail Near Roan Mountain The Hybrid Swarm ...
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Native Azaleas - Rhododendron eastmanii
... are trying to protect its native habitat. Like several of the native azaleas in the "white group", R. eastmanii flowers after the leaves have expanded. It is clearly different from R. arborescens ... R. viscosum R. arborescens R. cumberlandense R. prunifolium R. eastmanii Identifying the Native Azaleas INTRO WHITE PINK ORANGE
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Identifying the Natives
... Identifying the Natives Next: The White Group Up: Best of the Best: Previous: Appreciating the Antiquity of Identifying the Natives There are ... visited personally. It has allowed me to make a much more thorough presentation. Subsections The White Group The Pink Group The Orange Group Donald W. Hyatt 2001-06-26
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The Pink Group
... The Pink Group Next: The Orange Group Up: Identifying the Natives Previous: The White Group The Pink Group In the "Pink Group", there are five species: R. canescens, R. periclymenoides (formerly known as R. nudiflorum), R ... of the surrounding mountains will still be there for people to enjoy. Next: The Orange Group Up: Identifying the Natives Previous: The White Group Donald W. Hyatt 2001-06-26
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John C. and Margaret K. White Horticultural Center
... the White family for preserving this beautiful estate for the rest of the people in our region. A "Friends" group is being organized to help support and maintain the White Garden. The White Garden Vistas in the White Garden Rhododendron John C. White Interior Garden Room with View of ...
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Native Azaleas - Pink Group
... Native Azaleas - Pink Group Identifying the East Coast Native Azaleas Pink Group East Coast Native Azaleas   -   THE PINK GROUP In the "pink group" of the native azaleas, there are five main species: Rhododendron canescens ... these species range from pale pink to deep rose or almost crimson, there are rare white forms of certain plants. All of these plants bloom in early spring, before the leaves ...
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Native Azaleas - Orange Group
... to Red Group East Coast Native Azaleas   -   THE ORANGE GROUP The "orange group" of the native azaleas includes five main species: Rhododendron austrinum, ... calendulaceum, R. cumberlandense, R. flammeum, and R. prunifolium. Flowers in this group can range from yellow, through orange, to deep red. ... 7. Do the undersides of the leaves have a waxy white or bluish color? YES 8. Are the flowers orange ...
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