Fragrans web special

Fragrans web specialTechnically this is an Azaleadendron, a cross between the rhododendron catawbience and the native East Coast azalea viscosum. The plant is semi evergreen, losing some leaves in the winter. This is due to the parent R. viscosum being deciduous. But this parent is also responsible for the flowers being highly fragrant. This cultivar is lost in the trade but we found one in a private garden that we have propagated for all of you fragrance lovers. The

but if you have a spot

and will take a variety of growing conditions

but the plant certainly is

wide in 10 years

Much valued as the only dissected cultivar that has an upright form

Weekly watering should be sufficient unless your area is dry and hot

The plant grows well in sun or shade

and is undoubtedly the most sold dwarf blue spruce in the world

When young

we have just a few left

in ten years

This plant can be a shrub or small tree