Dear Sue: My beautiful rhododendron blooms every Memorial Day. Then, after a while, some leaves yellow and drop to the ground. I know that they need acid. I sprinkle a dissolved powder form into ...

The leaves make their first appearance along ... An early bloomer, the piedmont azalea (Rhododendron canescens) may also be called pink pinxter and bush honeysuckle. This shrub bears white to ...

But out in the woods and flourishing beneath the canopy of woodland trees before they leaf-out, the native azaleas, especially Rhododendron canescens, are sporting their lovely blossoms and are ...

I also chose a Piedmont Azalea (Rhododendron canescens), whose color can range ... Like many flowering trees, the leaves develop as the flowers form. The Plumleaf Azalea (Rhododendron prunifolium ...

canescens, R ... Azaleas differ from rhododendron, although they are in the same family, but their leaves are mostly deciduous. Azaleas are found growing naturally in damp acid soils found ...

Rhododendron blooms are always eye-catching as a foundation plant but there is year-round interest in the texture of the leaves. The plants can be used in mass or combined with other shrubs.

Native azaleas lose their leaves in the winter and are sometimes ... This picture shared with me is the Piedmont azalea (Rhododendron canescens). If you want to appreciate the brilliance of ...

Spring is officially here, and with its arrival we can finally enjoy the multitude of blooming plants that usher in the growing season. Among the most popular are azaleas, a mainstay of landscapes ...

Unlike the evergreen azaleas from Asia that we are all accustomed to, native azaleas drop their leaves each winter ... are the Piedmont azalea (Rhododendron canescens) with a light pink fragrant ...

Georgia’s local native azalea Rhododendron canescens is flowering. For just a few weeks their pink and white blooms light up low places in the silvery grey woods right before everything ...