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2006 ARS / ASA Convention Plant Sale
Elepidote RhododendronsElepidotes are the larger leaf rhododendrons that people most associate with the name of the genus Rhododendron. Not all of the plants are necessarily large, though. They are called “elepidote” because they do not have scale like structures underneath the leaves. Although they do not have scales, some elepidotes may have fuzz under the leaves which is called indumentum. |
Rhododendrons - Elepidote
'Spotmagic' |
Delp Hybrids The hybrids of Weldon Delp |
'Parker's Pink' |
Dexter Hybrids Includes Dexter Derivatives such as Consolini, Cowles, and Swarthmore selections. |
'Doctor Joseph Rock' |
Gable Hybrids Hybrids from Joe Gable, as well as a few from Guy Nearing |
'Cherokee' |
Haag Hybrids The hybrids of Russell and Velma Haag |
'John C. White' |
Local Hybridizers Beaudry, Byrkit, Goodrich, Hyatt, Kehr, McDonald, Miller, Reiley, Ring, Tolstead, Yates, |
'Todd's T-16' |
Other East Coast Hybridizers Gehnrich, Hardgrove, Knippenburg, Newcomb, Schannen, Todd, Vossberg, Others |
R. hyperythrum, Pink | Species |
'Pink Butterflies' | Miscellaneous |
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