I've burned a Rhodo Rex so help would be appreciated to find another specimen on the coast. I promise not to let it burn fingers crossed.

I sound like the US president on TV. lol If the rhodo grower has a business that's ok (3rd party). But if I had a business, I could not post about it as it would be spam. If the grower does it as a hobby then you should hold back unless you know he wants the general public or specific enthusiasts to visit. Thanks.

I got his favorite type of winter rhodo that likes to flower in moist & cool conditions. A purple tree rhodo and a red-leaf (new ones) variety. I do have an image of an old R. rex in Vancouver. I will post it once I find the image. I find that R. rex and R. sino grande are the most exotic specimens on the coast. It's too bad that they are not common like so many other rhodo specimens.