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Do Rhododendron back bud???

13 years ago

A rhody was collected from the wild and planted in a container. I don't know what kind it is.

It has a nicely curved trunk and long branches.

A few of the branches have been wired and some cut back.

Do rhodies back bud??

If they do I'll prune more branches.

Is there any thing I should know about its care in a container.

This has also been posted on bonsai forum with a picture and container gardening.

Paul

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Iris GW
13 years ago
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