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2006 ARS / ASA Convention Plant Sale
Deciduous Azalea Species
On this page we list images of native azalea species and selections from which
we have raised seedlings for the convention. Most of the plants are destined
to be given
away as banquet favors.
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Native Azalea Species Selections
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R. arborescens var. richardsonii Compact form from Wayah Bald. Very fragrant native azalea with white flowers and characteristic red stamens. |
Photo by Hyatt |
Photo by Hyatt |
Photo by Hyatt |
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R. calendulaceum, 'Roan Dwarf Yellow' We are raising seedlings of this compact form seen near Engine Gap in the Roan Highlands |
Photo by Hyatt |
Photo by McLellan |
Photo by Hyatt |
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R. calendulaceum, 'Big Bird' We are raising seedlings of this upright, bright yellow seen near Jane Bald in the Roan Highlands. |
Photo by Hyatt |
Photo by Hyatt |
Photo by Hyatt |
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R. calendulaceum, 'Carver's Gap Lemon' We are raising seedlings of this clear yellow seen along the Appalachian Trail near Carver's Gap |
Photo by Hyatt | ||
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R. calendulaceum, 'Roan Molten Lava' We are raising seedlings of this ruffled orange selection seen near Jane Bald in the Roan Highlands. |
Photo by Hyatt |
Photo by Hyatt |
Photo by Hyatt |
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R. calendulaceum, 'Big Red' We are raising seedlings of a large red selection seen near Big Yellow Mountain in the Roan Highlands |
Photo by Hyatt | ||
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R. eastmanii Rare native recently discovered in South Carolina. Flowers white with yellow blotch and red stamens. Fragrant. |
Photo by Hyatt |
Photo by Creel |
Photo by McLellan |
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R. vaseyi, Red This is the deepest "red" R. vaseyi we have seen in the wild. Seedlings of this plant are intended as banquet favors. |
Photo by Hyatt | ||
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R. vaseyi, Pink Other forms of R. vaseyi come in shades of pink to near white. Seedlings are raised from seed collected in the wild near Mount Pisgah. |
Photo by Hyatt |
Photo by Hyatt | |
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More Native Azalea Pictures For more images of all fifteen East Coast native azalea species, follow the link below: Native Azalea Species |
Native Deciduous Azalea Hybrids
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Gregory Bald Hybrids
We are raising seedlings of Azsaleas from Gregory Bald that we intend to give away as banquet favors. Three examples are shown to the right, but for more pictures of the Native Azaleas on Gregory Bald, follow the link below: Gregory Bald Azaleas |
Photo by Hyatt |
Photo by Hyatt |
Photo by Hyatt |
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