101. Don Hyatt's Garden Center and more; The Delp Rhododendrons by Paul James Images of favorite Delp rhododendrons and views of the James garden; Dr. Yamaguchi s http://www.tjhsst.edu/~dhyatt/gardencenter.html

Don Hyatt's Garden Center I call this page my Garden Center , but there is nothing here for sale. This page merely serves as a central point linking to educational pages I have created on various garden topics. As of September 2002, my professsional association with Jefferson was terminated so I will no longer be teaching there. I am in the process of moving my files right now, so you will be able to find most of this material on my new website: www.DonaldHyatt.com If you found the information on these pages helpful, please redirect your browsers to the new site. In time, I will have all of those same pages and even more educational materials out there. Native Azaleas and Plants in the Wild Identifying Native Azaleas Tips on Identification of the 15 species of azaleas native to the Eastern United States Native Azaleas: Plants in the Wild and Flower Forms Graphics showing the native azaleas growing in the wild Return to Gregory Bald Web version of a 1998 article I wrote for the ARS Journal The Gregory Bald Hybrids Some of the finer forms of native azaleas growing on Gregory Bald in the Smokies The Gregory Bald Hybrid Azaleas: Part 2 Additional graphics of other exceptional forms on Gregory Bald The Roan Highlands Wild flowers and native azaleas growing near Roan Mountain The Appalacian Trail at Roan Highlands More images of the spectacular scenery at Roan Mountain The Roan Highlands in Full Bloom NEW 6/25/01 Peak bloom for calendulaceum and catawbiense in the Roan Highlands, June 2001

102. Garden Rhododendrons - Gawwk Store And Web Search Garden bamboo Garden conifers Garden ferns Garden fruit Garden hedging Garden herb Garden orchids Garden perennial Garden rhododendrons Garden rose Garden http://www.gawwk.co.uk/cgi-bin/search/search.pl?Terms=Garden rhododendrons

103. Hort-Pro - Bruce Zimmerman Rhododendrons Rhododendrons the King of the Garden. While roses are considered by many gardeners to be the Queen of the garden, Rhododendrons are said to be the king. http://www.rittenhouse.ca/hortmag/Bruce/rhododend.asp

Professional Products Garden Tools Water Gardening Current Issue Home Contributing Authors Hort-Pro Archives John's Credentials Resume Services Past Articles Past Projects Wesley's Credentials Resume City Gardening Archives The Gardener Archives Bruce's Credentials Resume Harvesting Your Own Citrus Tree Great Performing Ground Covers Gardening for the Birds and Butterflies ... Those Creepy Slimey Magnolias Fertilizing Your Trees and Shrubs A Day in the Life of a Gardening Celebrity Fall Garden Clean-up David Austin Roses Growing Good Tomatoes Salt Tolerant Plants Plant Perfect Potatoes Prime Time Garden Tours Storage of Summer Bulbs Closing your Garden Pond Judith Cline Resume Past Articles Ontario Hosta Society Main Hosta Page Summer 2000 The Duffer Past Articles Contributing Editor: John A. Morley N.P.D., B.Sc., M.Sc. Rhododendrons the King of the Garden by Bruce Zimmerman While roses are considered by many gardeners to be the Queen of the garden, Rhododendrons are said to be the king. Their large trusses of flowers can be of almost any colour of the rainbow and will bloom sometime between April and June in southern Ontario. Rhododendrons slowly evolved in moist acidic boggy environments or as high altitude well drained plants. The result is that Rhododendrons require some special growing conditions. Siting is the first place to start. They require some shade. This can be achieved by planting them under evergreen trees or on the east or north-east side of a building. Rhododendrons can also be grown successfully under deciduous trees , on the north or northwest side of a building but only if extra care is given to ensure adequate moisture and winter protection.

104. Gardens In West Cornwall tropical woodland garden with fine views of the sea. Home of the Penjerrick and Barclayi hybrid rhododendrons. Luxuriant valley garden. http://www.gardensincornwall.co.uk/lists/majorwestcornwall.htm

setTimeout("top.location = 'http://www.gardensincornwall.co.uk/index.php'", 1); GARDENS IN WEST CORNWALL Listed in alphabetical order B C G J ... Bonython A 15 acre garden within a valley with 3 lakes and formal walled garden. Bosvigo House Series of enclosed and walled gardens on 3 acre site surrounding Georgian house. 30 acre woodland garden alongside large working nursery offering over 2500 varieties trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants. Carclew: A large ornamental garden with waterfall and terraces and fountains. Carwinion: An unmanicured valley garden in the Helford Valley garden tradition with many camellias, rhododendrons, azaleas etc. Chyverton: Garvinack Farm Woodland A woodland walk of 3 acres planted about 1956 by George Walters. Many varieties of camellias, magnolias and rhododendron growing in a quiet wood, carpeted with wood anemones and bluebells in season. Glendurgan Gardens Set in a wooded valley dropping steeply to the hamlet of Durgan on the shore of the beautiful Helford estuary, Glendurgan is one of the great sub-tropical gardens of the South West. Exotic trees and shrubs flourish amidst open glades carpeted with wild flowers. Godolphin One of the oldest houses in Cornwall with a 13C-15C side garden.

105. Palmers: New Zealand Garden Centres Showy clusters of flowers in bloom and a pleasing deep green foliage to grace the garden for the rest of the year. Rhododendrons are acid loving plants and http://www.palmers.co.nz/index.cfm?componentID=311

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