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Rhodoland |
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| Pure white Rhododendron flowers are quite rare.Most of them have a cast of pink or lavender, or they have a blotch in red, yellow or even almost black. And often the buds open light pink or lavender, and if this happens together with open flowers this creates a two-coloured effect. Some flowers are light cream, and I mention them here too. A quite long list..... |
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'Albatross'
- large plant and flowers; needs space!; L; H
'Album
Novum' - old cultivar; a bit pink; yellow blotch; M; hH to H 'Baroness H. Schröder' - old cultivar; ML; hH 'Belami' - fine rozy white with large red blotch! M; hH 'Bergensiana' *- white with red blotch! M-L; hH 'Bismark' - Seidel# white with red blotch; hardy! M; hH 'Blanka' - buds pale pink; flowers white; M; C to hH 'Blankenese' - yak#; white with yellow blotch; M; C to hH 'Blueshine Girl' -cream\pink\white; long flowering time! M; hH 'Bonito' - large white flower with blotch; Late! L; hH to H 'Boule de Neige' - old strong cultivar; cold hardy! M; hH 'Bric-a-Brac' - aparte, lepidote; pure white and very early. E; C; Pn 'Calsap' - from USA; looks like 'Sappho' but better!! M-L; hH |
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'Cassata' * - rosy white with nice dark blotch! L; hH |
'Marsalla' - large white flowers with red blotch! M; hH to H |
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early flowering, March\April M= flowering in May L= flowering fromJune- August C= compact till 3 feet in 10 years |
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growing till 7 feet in 10 y. H= higher than 7 feet in 10 y. Pn= protection needed from (heavy frost and dry winds |
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