Rhododendron sources

16 years ago

I am on the border of 7a and 8b. I am looking for sources for rhododendrons that will do well in my southern zones. I am trying to naturalize a one acre site with rhododendron (including native azalea) and mountain laurel.

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Iris GW
16 years ago
Lazy K Nursery in Georgia is good for native azaleas.

Here is a link that might be useful: Lazy K
jhjohn
15 years ago
You can be a member of Rhododendron Species in Federal Way in Washington. http://www.rhodygarden.org/

As a member, you'll receive Spring and Fall catalogs of Rh. species from which you can purchase some unusual plants at reasonable prices. Then, you'll be "collecting."
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