R. cilicalyx hybrid Web Specials

R. cilicalyx hybrid Web SpecialsThis R. cilicalyx hybrid of unknown parentage was created in Fort Bragg, Ca, and is associated with the Mendocino Coast Botanical Garden. This lovely rhododendron has light pink FRAGRANT flowers with some white and yellow that makes them glow. As on a warm day the plant will perfume your yard, it is useful to plant this one near your house. Rare Variety This variety is difficult to find anywhere due to these reasons These tender varieties are rare

which peels but also holds on in curls

it is well worth it

Cascading habit with red-orange flowers in April

Useful in offering a contrast to dark green or other colors of foliage in your garden

more blue than purple

so it will be a large tree eventually that you will need to have the space for

This fragrance can take you back a hundred years

and will be a mound 10"-20" tall in 10 years

this plant will begin to show color by early December

as if planted against a dark background

From the textured leaves to the large bell shaped clusters of flowers and the sweet light fragrance in springtime we are in LOVE with the nuttallii hybrids and you will be too

and grows slowly