21. Photograph Of A Large Rhododendron In The Garden Photograph of a Large rhododendron in the Garden. gardening guides from the Garden Helper The Garden Helper gardening Basics How to Guides http://www.thegardenhelper.com/rhodopix.html

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23. Gardening : Other : Q&A: Moving A Rhododendron : Home & Garden Television Q Due to a house addition, I will have to move my rhododendron. It s about five feet high and wide and has been National gardening Association http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/gl_trees_shrubs_other/article/0,1785,HGTV_3648_2958912,

Program Guide Shows A - Z Decorating Remodeling ... Store SEARCH GARDENING Books / Videos Bulbs / Seeds Cacti / Succulents ... Wildlife Q: Due to a house addition, I will have to move my rhododendron. It's about five feet high and wide and has been growing next to the north side of the house. We are at the south end of Zone 5, so the winter sun and January thaw are hard on some of the early bloomers. Would the north side of an evergreen be a good place to relocate it? A: Some rhodies grow in full sunshine but most prefer shade. Sounds as though yours has lived in shade but also in a protected area. The house would have kept chilling winds at bay and might even have radiated some heat during the winter months. Try to duplicate the degree of shade in the new location, and plan on putting it near a fence or hedge that will protect it from severe winter weather. It's best not to prune a plant prior or immediately after transplanting; your rhodie will suffer enough shock from the move. The roots of the rhodie will be within the top 10 to 12 inches of soil and will radiate out beyond the branches. Start digging at the drip line of the longest branches and go all around the shrub, severing the feeder roots within the top six to eight inches of soil. Then dig down toward the center of the root mass, expecting to dig 10 to 12 inches deep. With some help you should be able to remove the shrub without too much damage to the roots.

24. Royal Horticultural Society - Events: Malvern Spring Gardening Show RHS Main rhododendron Show with Magnolias and the 4th Annual Borde Hill the South East rhododendron Group will lead guided tours of Borde Hill Garden. http://www.rhs.org.uk/WhatsOn/events/rhododendron.asp

Skip navigation Text-only version RHS Home About the RHS ... RHS Gardens What's on Events RHS Main Rhododendron Show with Magnolias and the 4th Annual Borde Hill International Camellia Society Competition Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 April 2005 Saturday 12 noon - 5pm Sunday 10am - 5pm Sponsored by: Exotic blooms of rhododendrons with names like 'Scarlet Pimpernel', 'Yellow Peril' and 'Pink Pearl' as well as a vast selection of magnolias and camellias will all be trying to seduce the judges. There are many open categories that members of the public are invited to enter; entry forms are available from the RHS Judging in this prestigious event takes place on Saturday morning after which Jim Gardiner - Curator of RHS Garden Wisley and President of the International Magnolia Society - will officially open the show at midday. Visitors to the show will have the chance to nominate their favourite display in the large marquee which includes displays from many famous gardens including Exbury, Leonardslee and High Beeches. There will also be plenty of down-to-earth advice from the Sussex gardens and the RHS to help gardeners aspire to their Himalayan heights. Within the show itself, there will be a large number of nurseries selling wide collections of plants associated with the show.

25. Royal Horticultural Society - Gardening Advice: Rhododendron Bud Blast Many rhododendron buds fail to open although they remain on the bush looking silvery. Later in spring they become covered with black bristles . http://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profiles0500/rhodo.asp

Skip navigation Text-only version RHS Home About the RHS ... RHS Advisory Service Horticultural advice Advice Rhododendron bud blast Symptoms Many rhododendron buds fail to open although they remain on the bush looking silvery. Later in spring they become covered with black 'bristles'. Cause If the buds don't rot but remain on the plant for two or three years this is symptomatic of rhododendron bud blast - a disease particularly common in southern England. The 'bristles' are, in fact, the spore-bearing bodies of the fungal pathogen Pycnostysanus azalae . Infection is believed to occur by means of the rhododendron leafhopper, which lays its eggs in slits in the flower buds and so provides a point of entry for the fungus. Adult leafhoppers occur on the foliage from mid-July until October. They are about 8mm long with yellow head and legs, a blue-green thorax, and forewings striped with red. Non-chemical control The best way of removing the source of the infection is to pick off and dispose of the infected buds. Do not add them to the compost heap.

26. Plant Ideas - Rhododendron Societies American rhododendron Society ( ARS Horticulture Botanical gardening ) Our purpose is to encourage interest in and to disseminate knowledge about http://www.plantideas.com/link/Rhododendron_Societies.html

Top Selling Garden Products Buy your Bulbs and Save! Bulbs Learning Guide! Garden Store Articles Alpine Annual ... American Azalea Society - Information regarding the various local chapters in the U.S., chapter activites and membership benefits. American Rhododendron Society ( ARS Horticulture Botanical Gardening ) - 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. Home Page of the Rhododendron and Azalea Newsletter - News Letter for the American Rhododendron Society. Interesting amd timely articles about rhododendrons and the activities of the society. Massachusetts Chapter of the American Rhododendron Society - Massachusetts Chapter of American Rhododendron Society features rhododendrons and azaleas growable in New England gardens as well as the numerous activities of the chapter.

27. Attracting Hummingbirds With Plants | Flowers To Attract Hummingbirds For those who enjoy both gardening and birdwatching, it is fortunate that there s such a Delphinium and Hollyhock; Butterfly Bush; Catawba rhododendron http://landscaping.about.com/cs/forthebirds/a/hummingbirds.htm

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28. Bestgardening.com - Dunedin Rhododendron Festival 2001 Dunedin rhododendron Festival 2001 plus Everything for New Zealand Gardenersfeatures, plants, design ideas, practical gardening, understanding plant life, http://www.bestgardening.com/bgc/events/dnrhodo003.htm

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29. Terry Blackburn On The Web! - There's A Rhododendron In My Garden! Crystal Springs rhododendron Garden Portland s premier old growth rhododendron garden. Lloyd Baron rhododendron Garden - A brand new rhody collection. http://www.terryblackburn.us/Gardening/rhododendron/

skip to: page content links on this page site navigation footer (site information) Terry Blackburn on the Web! Home! Earthquake Central Old Website Music ... The Cardiocrinum Project ...There's a Rhododendron in My Garden! A weed is a plant that has mastered every survival skill except for learning how to grow in rows. Doug Larson This is Oregon, after all. A yard without one would be un-northwestern, I think! I have a few Rhodys (as we north westerners affectionately refer to them) in my garden primarily for spring color and coordination with other color schemes in the garden, and not so much as a collection. A collection of rhododendrons is a massive undertaking. Besides the large number of varieties, they grow to be very large and a representative collection can cover acres. I have four varieties in my 'collection.' A few of the 'legacy' plantings (pre-existing when we moved in) were damaged through trimming by chain saw. I am in the process of recovering those plants. The new plants are still recovering from transplant shock - burned leaves, etc. so my rhodys have yet to really come into their own. The Portland metro area has a number of important rhody venues. Here's where you go if you don't have room to fit 20 or 30 varieties into your own garden -

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31. Vireya Rhododendrons Factsheet - Gardening Australia - ABC in gardens, people concentrated on collecting the Himalayan rhododendrons for Visit National rhododendron Gardens, Olinda (Parks Victoria phone no. http://www.abc.net.au/gardening/stories/s786824.htm

ABC Home Radio Television News ... Shop Email this page Print-friendly Vireya Rhododendrons Presenter: John Patrick [19/4/2002] Rhododendrons are large evergreen shrubs with leathery leaves and big trusses of colourful flowers. However vireya Rhododendrons are quite different, both in the shape of the flower as well as origin. The delicate flowers and beautiful foliage of vireyas make them perfect for so many gardens from Cairns to Hobart, provided they are sheltered from frost. Named after the French botanist, Julien-Joseph Virey, vireyas were first introduced into Europe in the 1850s but because they did not prove very hardy in gardens, people concentrated on collecting the Himalayan rhododendrons for breeding purposes. Their distribution extends through Malaysia, into the Philippines, as far south as northern Australia and as far east as the Solomon Islands. It is in California, New Zealand and Australia that collectors have hybridised them for introduction into our gardens. Although tropical in origin, they grow at high elevations (1000 - 2500m). One particularly beautiful vireya is Rhododendron tuba from New Guinea. It is typical of vireyas in that it has very long tubular flowers, which open out at the end. The opening in this flower is however much narrower than many others, some of which can be up to 150mm across.

32. Rhododendron Hybrids Factsheet - Gardening Australia - ABC 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 http://www.abc.net.au/gardening/stories/s210874.htm

ABC Home Radio Television News ... 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

33. Get Growing Gardening Tips 86- Care Of Rhododendron, Simsii, The Indoor Azalea GET GROWING gardening TIPS. Brought to you by Dr. Michael Hickman, Associate Director, Devonian Botanic Care of rhododendron simsii, the Indoor Azalea http://www.devonian.ualberta.ca/getgro86.html

University of Alberta Devonian Botanic Garden The Green Zone Home About Us What to See and Do Special Events ... AFHE Links GET GROWING GARDENING TIPS Brought to you by Dr. Michael Hickman, Associate Director, Devonian Botanic Garden Care of Rhododendron simsii , the Indoor Azalea Another indoor plant often forced into flower for the Christmas trade is the indoor Azalea or Rhododendron simsii . This Indian azalea will eventually grow to between 20 and 45 centimetres or 1 to 1.5 feet tall. There are white, red, orange, purple flowering forms as well as bicolours, ruffled, doubles and singles. Indoors they can create a wealth of both subtle and vibrant colours. These plants require cool, damp and shady conditions. If the potting soil dries out, the plant will almost certainly die. It is best to water by plunging the pot into a deeper container of preferably tepid rainwater water, or water from melted snow. Leave until bubbles have ceased to appear. Then drain, and place on a bed of small stone or pebbles to which water has been added to maintain a high humidity around the plant. Mist spray the plant from when the plant is moved indoors to when the buds show colour. Also, from when the buds show colour, to when the flowers fade, feed very fortnight with a weak acid liquid fertilizer. In mid-May, repot with fresh potting soil which should be a lime-free, peaty compost and begin feeding with a high potash liquid feed. Plants can be placed out-of-doors in a cool, shady site for the summer, and must be kept constantly moist. Remember that these plants will have to be brought indoors before the danger of frosts in late summer/early autumn, depending upon the year.

34. Massachusetts Department Of Food & Agriculture: Home Gardening - FLowers Home gardening Flowers. Rhododendrum. Azalea, rhododendron - Purdue University. Azaleas and/or rhododendrons - Virginia Cooperative Extension http://www.mass.gov/agr/gardening/flowers/rhododendron.htm

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35. Cold Climate Gardening » A Native Rhododendron Providing the gardening information you need to succeed in USDA hardiness zones 4 colder A Native rhododendron. Posted by Kathy Purdy under Plant info http://www.coldclimategardening.com/2003/06/20/a-native-rhododendron/

36. Gardening Clubs & Infolines: Rhododendron Society Of Canada [no Site] In need of downto-earth garden advice, but don’t know where to turn? Perhaps you’re on a quest for innovative rhododendron Society of Canada no site http://www.canadiangardening.ca/clubs/link.php?action=detail&id=776

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38. ALLEN'S MAILBOX - Rhododendron - P. Allen Smith Gardens April 23, 2004, gardening Newsletter ALLEN S MAILBOX rhododendron Of all the flowering shrubs, the rhododendron has to be one of the most spectacular. http://www.pallensmith.com/newsletter/mailbox_java/mailbx_042304b.htm

Sign up now to receive this free newsletter by email. April 23, 2004 Gardening Newsletter - ALLEN'S MAILBOX Rhododendron Growing Tomatoes Tomato and Brussels Sprout Salad News from the Garden Sign up now to receive this free newsletter by email. Rhododendron We recently moved into a home where there are several rhododendrons. They appear very healthy and we would like to keep them that way. Can you share tips for caring for these shrubs? Of all the flowering shrubs, the rhododendron has to be one of the most spectacular. And while it only flowers once a year, it's well worth the wait. Now this plant doesn't grow all over the country. It likes climates that have moist air and temperatures that are not too hot in the summer or too cold in the winter. When it comes to soil you'll find that the plants favor a more acidic growing medium, and it must always be very well drained. If you are mindful of the mature height and growing habit of the varieties that you plant, you may never have to prune your rhododendrons. Many varieties can grow six to eight feet or even taller. So think about that before you plant them because it's a shame to cut back such a beautiful shrub. Now to promote heavy bloom next year, it's important to remove the spent flowers. To do this, just break off the faded flower at the base just above the buds. Depending on the size plant you're working with, this job can take a little time, but it seems to be worth it.

39. MLive.com: Everything Michigan Q. I have a rhododendron bush that is probably 20 years old. Finally, that the garden writers and gardening books aren t always right that http://www.mlive.com/gardencenter/index.ssf?/gardencenter/stories/20000117ed.htm

40. Rhododendrons Recipe Goldmine Gardening With Gary Free gardening advice! Q. This summer, the leaves on some of my rhododendrons in Indiana are curling. Why? A. rhododendron leaves begin to cup and curl http://www.recipegoldmine.com/gardengary/gg29.html

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