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Rhododendron eastmanii Native AzaleaRhododendron eastmanii Native Santee Azalea Zones 8 9 Rhododendron eastmanii is one of the rarest native azaleas in cultivation. It was just 1999 when this species was discovered in a few counties in South Carolina. Rhododendron eastmanii is sometimes referred to as the May White azalea because it often starts blooming in late May with white blooms. Thear white blooms often have a large yellow blotch on the top petal. Some have been known to display a

Picea glauca 'Cy’s Wonder'

‘Mon zukushi’ turns to bright orange to red

'Schoodic’ is a wonderfully spreading and prostrate selection of jack pine that was introduced into the nursery trade by Al Fordham from a chance seedling found on the Schoodic peninsula in Maine

even though 'Ever Autumn' handles full sun in Western North Carolina

Fall color on 'Miss Maple' is typically a bright red

The blooms on this are some of the best of any stewartia

'Shigitatsu sawa' has also been known as 'Reticulatum'

'Yeager Broom' is a new columnar Japanese maple selection that was found by the Yeager Brothers as a witches broom

Acer circinatum x palmatum ‘Morton Arboretum #644-81’ handle the sun in the south with a circinatum leaf

'Schirrmann's Nordlicht' is a dwarf selection that will reach 4-6 ft in 15 years

'Shishio hime' turns to bright red to deep maroon in the fall

'Pendulum Julian' has a nice purple-red color in the early spring

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