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Full Table of Contents Gardening Books Container Gardening Hobby Greenhouse ... ONLINE RESOURCES Rhododendron Gardening Resources American Rhododendron Society The American Rhododendron Society is an international, non-profit organization with chapters located throughout the United States and in Canada, Denmark, Scotland, Holland and India. Their purpose is to encourage interest in and to disseminate knowledge about rhododendrons and azaleas. The Society seeks to provide a medium through which all persons interested in rhododendrons and azaleas may communicate and cooperate with others through education, meetings, publications, scientific studies, research and other similar activities. Rhododendron Species Foundation Between the cities of Seattle and Tacoma is the Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden, which has one of the largest and finest collections of Rhododendron species in the world. Over 10,000 rhododendrons grow in a beautiful woodland setting covering 22 acres. Return To The Main Gardening Resources Page Full Table of Contents Gardening Books Container Gardening ... Privacy Statement

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HOMEPAGE PEOPLE BITS CALENDAR ... ARTICLES These Meetings Are Open to Non-members Western Regional Rhododendron Conference 2000 ARS Annual Meeting 2001 Where and When Chapters Meet GARDENS AND ARBORETA North Carolina Community College and Southeastern Chapter Garden Named in Honor of Bruce Briggs Mendocino Coast Botanical Garden Rhododendron Gardening Group Meerkerk Gardens Receives Funds for Apprentice Program ... Links to Gardens and Arboreta Wanted: Information about gardens and arboreta, either public or private, to use in this section. Send to bettyspady@aol.com for consideration. North Carolina Community College and ARS Southeastern Chapter are cooperating to turn a wooded area of the Blue Ridge Community College into a rhododendron and azalea arboretum according to writer Frank Byrd of the Times-News. It is to be a teaching garden for the college's horticulture students as well as the community. Plants are to be provided by the Southeastern Chapter of the American Rhododendron Society. Planting will begin this fall and continue for three years. Thanks go to members Ed Collins, Rob Iesenber, Bill Klippel and Bob Stelloh for their efforts in this project. Garden Named in Honor of Bruce Briggs The South Puget Sound Habitat for Humanity recently named the common grounds of Covenant Court the 'Bruce Briggs Memorial Garden' in honor of Washington State's horticultural ambassador, Bruce Briggs, who recently died. A dedication ceremony will occur in September 2000. South Puget Sound Habitat for Humanity, local affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, is a grassroots nonprofit organization working in partnership with families in need to build decent, affordable housing in Thurston County, Washington. President Jimmy Carter and his wife, Roslyn, have been active volunteers at the International level.

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Mad Honey Disease: These warnings are invariably punctuated with the stories of Xenophon's army sickened near the Black Sea region for having eaten the madness honey. The locals along the Black Sea repeated the stunt against General Pompey a few centuries later. And the tactic purportedly worked again when the much-legended amazonian Queen Olga of medieval Kiev gave tribute of Black Sea honey to invading Russians, then killed the lot of them while they were in hallucinatory stupors. none In theory, though not in reported actuality, if a hive spent the two or three weeks that Rhododendron albiflorum is blooming here in the Northwest, gleaning from nothing else, a toxic honey could result. The other two west coast species with grayanotoxin are R. occidentale R. macrophyllum. R. albiflorum's extensive range. So it's a little like worrying about if you should happen to jump as high as the moon, you'd definitely suffocate. R. ponticum R. ponticum is a common wild shrub (or small tree), or from honey exported from Turkey. Many commonly gardened rhodies such as the PJMs have a mild amount of toxin that makes it unwise to eat the leathery leaves, but no honey intoxication has

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@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index FRIDAY 11th June 2004 Text only BBC Homepage Lifestyle homepage Gardening homepage ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Gardening Plants Plant profiles ... Rhododendron Rhododendron Rhododendrons are magnificent shrubs that can reach tree-like proportions. They form great pillows of colour as branches become obscured by a profusion of beautiful flowers. They are found growing all over the world. In fact, the only areas where rhododendrons do not occur in the wild are Africa and South America. The different species range from enormous trees that reach up to 30m (100ft) tall, with leaves up to 90cm (3ft) long, through to alpine shrubs only 2.5cm to 5cm (1in to 2in) high. Grown in Britain since the 18th century, it wasn't until the 1900s that rhododendrons became widely known. Breeding work first began in the Victorian era and one of their earliest successes was the beautiful crimson-flowered R. arboreum. In a bid to improve the hardiness of this tender variety from India, breeders began crossing it with other species. The brightly coloured varieties that resulted from this and the crosses of other rhododendrons that followed soon became very fashionable. The start of the 20th century saw a flood of new species coming into Britain by plant hunters whose expeditions were often funded by collectors. Breeders quickly absorbed the new types into their work, continuing to increase the range of varieties available to gardeners.

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Search "How-To" Sites Garden Plans General Gardening Online Magazines Plant Links ... Wildlife Links Non-Profit Sites Extension Services Government Links Organization Links Society Links These beautiful deciduous and evergreen shrubs make excellent landscaping specimens. The links below provide you with everything you need to know about azaleas and rhododendrons including photo galleries to help you select a plant, the difference between azaleas and rhododendrons, and extensive history, care and cultivation information. You can also read our article Growing Azaleas and Rhododendrons for in-depth information on planting, care, selection and pruning of these wonderful plants. Click Here to return to the Plant Links page. American Rhododendron Society This site features a database of rhododendrons and azaleas. Search for plants by common name or species, color, height, bloom time or hardiness (no photos but good information and easy to search). They also offer a seed exchange, newsletter, gardening links, plant care information, a list of proven performers by geographic area, and how to become a member. Azalea Society of America Lots of growing information including cultivation, bloom times and FAQs.

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Cold Climate Gardening a journal of gardening in hardiness zone 4 and colder Main June 30, 2003 Gardening is a Passion Gardening is a passion. Have you ever heard someone say that and wonder what it means? Let me explain. If you'll remember one of my past entries I moaned about how I feared voles would eat all my corn seed. In spite of those fears I did plant the corn . . . and waited for it to sprout. Days went by and nothing seemed to happen. This was all feeling sickeningly like the previous year when I lost a lot of corn to the voles, so I dug up a small section of one row in search of seeds. I found no seed, and I did find a vole tunnel. The sight of that new vole tunnel confirmed my worst fearsa dirty little beast had eaten all my corn seed. I was in a foul mood after that. I put out a trap baited with more corn seed, but no vole showed up. I could do nothing but stew in helplessness and frustration . . . until it came time to mow the lawn. I was driving the DR Brush Mower across the lawn when I noticed the tell tale rustle in the grass which gave away the hasty flight of a vole. My first inclination was to let him get awayin past years I always took special care to avoid killing the little creatures. But as I drove on by a little thought popped into my mind. "Why on earth are you letting that creature get away. That vile . . . that despicable . . . that thing ate your corn seed. Does that vole deserve anything more than an instant death sentence?" Needless to say, I was of a different mind the second time I came around the lawn and saw the vole rustling through the grass. I turned off my course and deliberately ran the creature over. I had to run it over several time to make sure it was dead. (I didn't kill it with the mower blades, I simply squashed it.)

14. Paghat's Garden: Rhododendron Concinnum The gardening world, in focusing on the biggestblooming cultivar rhododendrons, to some extent errs by insufficiently respecting the original species plants. http://www.paghat.com/rhody_concinnum.html

Rhododendron concinnum, the beauty from Yunnan Rhododendron concinnum has gone through many name changes, having formerly been known as R. apiculatum, R. atroviride , R. benthamianum, R. coombense, R. hutchinsonianum, R. laetevirens, R. pseudoyanthinum, R. subcoombense, R. yanthinum. In 2002 we obtained a narrow, neck-high specimen from the Rhododendron Species Foundation, then tried to figure out where to put it after we got it home. It's always much wiser to know in advance where something is going to go, but on a once-each-spring sort of special event like the Foundation sale, sometimes the risk must be taken in just grabbing what is most thrilling, just so long as there's some certainty of being able to provide for it properly. R. concinnum R. concinnum page of the Rhododendron Blooms Gallery. The roundish aromatic leaves are dark green on one side, grey-green on the lower side, having plenty of leaves but not so thick one cannot also appreciate the elegant upright tree-like form of the branches. It is really one of the most attractive of the species rhododendrons, in or out of bloom. The Reverand Ernest Faber spotted R. concinnum

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16. Scottish Rhododendrons year we have a stand at the premier RHS Scottish National gardening show. The SCOTTISH rhododendron SOCIETY do not just deal with rhododendrons though, a large http://freespace.virgin.net/matthew.heasman/srs/scottishrhodomain.htm

ABOUT THE SCOTTISH RHODODENDRON SITE This site hopes to give an insight to some of the rhododendron species that can be found in Scottish gardens as well as promote the further education in this fascinating Genus. Next to their home in the Himalayas, and China, Scotland has one of the more favourable climates in the world for growing them, read through this page to find out more about them. CULTURAL NEEDS Rhododendrons are surprisingly easy to please. They do appreciate a little bit of initial preparation though. They are best suited to a rich organic soil, but if you have thick clay do not be put off right away as with a little bit of time and effort this can be overcome. You can either try to modify the clay soil you have by breaking the clay down with coarse grit as well as the addition of plenty of organic matter or else grow them on raised beds that you control the conditions in. After soil conditions have been satisfied they will suit a number of sites, depending on species. i.e. full sun, part or full shade. Generally the smaller species prefer full sun with the bigger species requiring more shelter as well as tolerating more shade. Then lastly they do like plenty of moisture, which I have never found a problem in Scotland. Rhododendron Orbiculare is a hardy medium sized species from china, it is an excellent foliage as well as flowering plant. This plant can be seen in most of the big rhododendron gardens on the west coast of Scotland. Rhododendrons grow well here for a number of reasons, firstly the Gulf stream keeps winter temperatures at a satisfactory level, then the plentiful supply of rain and lastly the clean unpolluted air. The main hazzard is the late spring frosts which cause a number of problems and sometimes the death of so called Hardy plants.

17. Rhododendron Hybrids Factsheet - Gardening Australia - ABC The National rhododendron Gardens at Olinda in the Dandenong Ranges were established by the Victorian branch of the Australian rhododendron Society. http://www.abc.net.au/gardening/stories/s210874.htm

Home Presenters Fact Sheets Plants ... Shop Email this page Print-friendly Rhododendron Hybrids Native to cool temperate parts of the world, rhododendrons are amongst the most spectacular of all shrubs. They were introduced into Australia in the 1880s. Ever since, enthusiasts have been breeding hybrids specifically for Australian conditions. The National Rhododendron Gardens at Olinda in the Dandenong Ranges were established by the Victorian branch of the Australian Rhododendron Society. Volunteers from the society cleared the land from scratch and laid out the garden beds. They still give a day's work each week to help maintain the gardens, which are now managed by Parks Victoria. Many of the society's members are enthusiastic breeders of new varieties of rhododendrons. In 1962 Rhododendron 'Viscount Linley' was the first Australian rhododendron to be registered with the central rhododendron registry in London. Today the registered varieties number over 600. Jack O'Shannessy has been hybridising arboreum and yakushimanum varieties. The arboreum types originate in Nepal, where the leaves hang down to shed snow so that they don't break off. One variety Jack has bred with this habit is the red-bloomed

18. Resource Central - Gardening-Rhododendron scientific studies, research and other similar activities. rhododendron Species Foundation. Great rhododendron. Back to more gardening. http://www.resourcehelp.com/garden_rhoda.htm

Gardening Rhododendron Reading Rhododendron Species Rhododendron Henning's rhododendron and azalea page: rhododendron species and how to grow them. Early Flowering Rhododendrons Genus Rhododendron Growing Azaleas and Rhododendrons American Rhododendron Society Our purpose is to encourage interest in and to disseminate knowledge about rhododendrons and azaleas. The Society seeks to provide a medium through which all persons interested in rhododendrons and azaleas may communicate and cooperate with others through education, meetings, publications, scientific studies, research and other similar activities. Rhododendron Species Foundation Great Rhododendron Back to more Gardening

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@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index FRIDAY 11th June 2004 Text only BBC Homepage Lifestyle homepage Gardening homepage ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Gardening Plants Plant Finder Common Name: Rhododendron Genus: Rhododendron Species: yakushimanum Skill Level: Beginner Exposure: Full sun , Partial shade , Shade Hardiness: Hardy Soil type: Well-drained/light Acidic Moist Height: Spread: The original R. yakushimanum , sometimes listed as R. degronianum subsp. yakushimanum , is a Japanese species only found wild on a few windswept mountain peaks, but well known as the source of numerous popular garden varieties. It makes a dense, compact and rounded mound of foliage, freely-branching and covered at flowering time with compact trusses of bell- or funnel-shaped blooms, soft pink fading to white with conspicuous green speckles. It is a robust and desirable species, wider than it is high and very reliable. Find out more about rhododendrons Search for plants by their common or Latin names. By name Tip: use singular (petunia), not plural (petunias). Write the Latin or common name.

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