Description
Rhododendron keysii DJHM#16076 A cinnabarinum relative with a vigorous, bushy habit and narrow dark green leaves. The highly unusual, pendulous flowers are arranged in dense clusters in the leaf axils of the upper stems, appearing in late spring to early summer. They are narrowly tubular in shape and orange to reddish in color with yellow or green lobes. Quite attractive and very different from any other rhododendron. Easy in sun or shade and seems to be relatively drought resistant once established. Grown from seed collected in the wild far to the east of where it was previously known to occur. (0R16) RSBG#212sd2016
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Catalog Section: MEDIUM-GROWING SHRUBBY SPECIES
Collector Num : DJHM#16076
Seedlot for Catalogs : 212sd2016
Cultural Ratings : (0R16)