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Rhododendron 'Divine'

12 years ago

I picked this up today. I never heard of it before, but the price was right and I have the room so why not. Anyway, I can't find out much about it, other than it is white and was bred for heat resistance. What I really want to know is its parentage and breeder. Anyone know?

Thanks, Ken

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morz8 - Washington Coast
12 years ago
Said to be -
(Southgate Divine Rhododendron)
'County of York' x R. hyperythrum

* 'County of York': 'Catawbiense Album' x 'Loderi
kenptn
Original Author
12 years ago
morz8, thanks for the info. I have both R.hyperythrum and 'County of York'. The foliage of 'Divine' looks like neither (so far). I'd LOVE to be able to grow the Loderi's here lol.
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