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NSiS: Florida Gardening With Native Plants - Heath
Wildlife shelter Fetterbush nesting for bears; rhododendron nesting sitesfor songbirds; Vaccinium good cover. Azalea rhododendron spp. NC, various, Sp,s.
http://www.nsis.org/garden/family/heath.html
Rhododendron - Azaleas And Rhododendron (Rhododendron) At National Gardening Ass
Azaleas and rhododendron (rhododendron) at National gardening Association.Expand your search (more results) National gardening
http://www.growinglifestyle.com/h43/garden/rhododendron/
Rhododendron - Azaleas And Rhododendron (Rhododendron)
azalea) Ilex crenata 'Convexa' (convexleaf Japanese holly) 5 rhododendron 'PurpleSplendor' (hybrid rhododendron) National gardening Association rhododendron
http://www.growinglifestyle.com/h/garden/rhododendron/
Gardening Database Plants R
Jobs for February. Contact Information. Electronic mail address gardening@blueyonder.co.uk. NamedVariety, Variety, Synonyms, Common Name. rhododendron campanulatum,
http://www.gardeningdatabase.co.uk/PlantsR.asp?Page=6
Gardening Database Plants R
Jobs for February. Contact Information. Electronic mail address gardening@blueyonder.co.uk. Rhodiolatibetica, Rhodiola tibetica, rhododendron, rhododendron, Azalea.
http://www.gardeningdatabase.co.uk/PlantsR.asp?Page=5
Gardening Specialist Membership Organisations, Ra - Rz
rhododendron Society of Brittany (Société Bretonne du rhododendron) {French,significant amount of English} Brittany, France; rhododendron
http://www.ecologycal.com/socsr.html
General Gardening Information
gardening Basics, a good review source for everyone, and the place to start if youdon't yet have your green rhododendron and Azalea Links (General Interest).
http://www.hedgerows.com/Canada/info.htm

Extractions: Note: This section is being reorganized and revamped as a lot more information will be presented here shortly. Thanks for your patience during these last few months, and sorry for the "growing pains"! Updated May 28, 1998 Selected Article s from around the Web, for general interest Gardening Basics , a good review source for everyone, and the place to start if you don't yet have your green thumbs and dirty fingernails... Rose Links (General Interest) Rhododendron and Azalea Links (General Interest) Horticultural Databases , full of detailed scientific information and photographs Scientific Information for horticulturalists, botanists, research scientists, and anyone else interested in scientifically oriented, indepth material. Most of this material is not unapproachable by the general reader, so do check it out. The latest weather report for south-western British Columbia is available from the Pacific Weather Centre, Environment Canada. Don't forget to check the weekly gardening shows on Hedge Rows T.V. Listings
Hedgerows Garden Tapestry - Clubs And Societies
If your gardening group would like a listing here, please send the Island Orchid SocietyChilliwack Garden Club Cowichan Valley rhododendron Society Deep Cove
http://www.hedgerows.com/Canada/clubsandsocieties.htm
Rhododendron Hybrids Factsheet - Gardening Australia - ABC
rhododendron Hybrids. 29/10/2000 Contact Australian rhododendron Society website www.eisa.net.au/~mirra/australi.html Victorian branch phone 03.
http://www.abc.net.au/gardening/stories/s210874.htm

Extractions: 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.
Royal Horticultural Society - Advice
Infection is believed to occur by means of the rhododendron leafhopper, which laysits Disclaimer, © The Royal Horticultural Society 2002, gateway to gardening.
http://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profiles0500/rhodo.asp

Extractions: 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
Royal Horticultural Society - Advice
The RHS rhododendron, Camellia and Magnolia Group Founded in 1945, this group isfor Disclaimer, © The Royal Horticultural Society 2002, gateway to gardening.
http://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profiles0301/nonflowering_rhododendrons.asp

Extractions: Rhododendron flower buds are initiated during late summer and early autumn. A short period of very dry conditions at the roots may cause a check in this process. The plants may subsequently fail to produce flower buds, or buds may only partially form, eventually drying up and dropping unopened, or being easily detached. Prevent this by keeping plants well mulched, watering thoroughly and regularly during dry periods, particularly from July onwards. Greyish-black buds The disease rhododendron bud blast Pycnostyanus azaleae ) is believed to be spread by the rhododendron leaf hopper ( Graphocephala fennahi ) which is a minor sap-feeding pest. It lays overwintering eggs in slits in the flower buds, providing a means of entry for the fungus. Affected buds do not rot and can remain on the bush for 2-3 years. Control by picking off and destroying affected buds which can be recognised by the fringe of black fungal spores produced along the edges of the bud scales. Adult insects are found on the foliage from mid-July to October. Spraying with a suitable contact insecticide such as permethrin or bifenthrin, or a systemic insecticide such as dimethoate from early August and repeating as necessary, may be beneficial.
Kathy's Gardening Links
Page PLANT AMNESTY rhododendrons In Our Pacific Northwest Mist rhododendron SpeciesFoundation rhododendron Culture Rochester gardening Website Information
http://timer.home.donobi.net/gardenlinks.html

Extractions: Ambrose Gardens Angelgrove Tree Seed Company - Seeds for flowering trees and wild roses. ANI Direct Seeds Wide variety of exotic seeds including, palms, bonsai, cacti, unusual trees, herbs, acacia, rose, sunflowers, vines, chile peppers, chinese herbs and fruit trees Benner's Gardens - A commercial site that sells deer fencing and products to help you battle deer problems. Bloedel Reserve - Over 300 American made winter hardy varieties! Bluestone Perennials Brooklyn Botanic Garden Bruning Pottery in Seattle, WA
Gardening Links
gardening Links. Here are some specific rhododendron links and general gardeninglinks that you may find helpful. Note These will open in a new window.
http://www.rhodies.com/links.html
Butterfly Gardening: Nectar Shrubs
Azalea, Plumleaf, rhododendron prunifolium, 58, D, 8 to 12', Partial shade, Scarletflowers in late summer; native; cultivars Cherry-Bomb, Coral Glow, Lewis Shortt
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/consumer/factsheets/butterflies/text/butfly_n

Extractions: Common name Scientific name Zones Habit Size Exposure Comments Abelia, Glossy Abelia x grandiflora Semi-E 3 to 6' Sun to partial shade White to pink flowers all summer; cultivars: Edward Goucher (4-6'), Frances Mason (6-8'), Confetti (2-4'), Compacta (3-4'), Sunrise (3'), Sherwoodii (3-4') Abelia, Chinese Abelia chinensis Semi-E 5 to 7' Sun to partial shade White to pink flowers all summer Azalea, Plumleaf Rhododendron prunifolium D 8 to 12' Partial shade Scarlet flowers in late summer; native; cultivars: Cherry-Bomb, Coral Glow, Lewis Shortt, Peach Glow Azalea, Southern Indica hybrids Rhododendron indica E 6 to 12' Sun to shade Azalea, Flame Rhododendron calendulaceum D 4 to 8' Partial shade Excellent for naturalistic setting; native to western N.C.; yellow, orange, scarlet flowers in late spring Rhododendron hybrida E 6 to 8' Partial shade Excellent for naturalizing; resemble Flame azaleas Azalea, Dwarf Indica (Gumpo) Rhododendron eriocarpum E 2 to 3' Partial shade Can be used as a ground cover Azalea, Kaempferi hybrids Rhododendron kaempferi Semi-E to D 4 to 9' Partial shade Easier, less demanding than Kurume azaleas; reddish purple foliage in winter
Garden Advice, Gardening Tips, Plants, Design, Water Gardens
Expert gardening advice from horticultural specialists in plants and gardens. Feature articles, calendar Category Regional Europe Home and Garden gardening More. rhododendron Ponticum Gardeners love it foresters hate it. the passions.more information including media clip. rhododendron ponticum.
http://www.gardenadvice.co.uk/

Extractions: About us Contact us Members Links ... GardenAdvice magazine get tips from one of Britains foremost garden photographers Problems with Slugs then become a member and get some prority advice Click here for further info Make our Hairy Monster Pots or build your own wildlife log pile. Their is lots to do in our young gardeners club. More If you have a cheese plant or rubber plant that is about to touch the ceiling and need to take drastic action propagating a new plant could be the answer. More Our experts show you how to maintain the perfect lawn. More Tips and jobs for you to do around the garden this week.Available in audio formate. More Building a single level decking area is a project that can be achieved in a weekend. Find out the best way to lay it. More Growers often are distressed to notice that a dry sunken decay has developed on the blossom end (opposite the stem) of many fruit. This is blossom-end rot and can be very damaging. More Know what type of soil you have is important when designing your garden. The GardenAdvice team show you to how get started and get ahead on your new garden.
Gardening In The Shade, Garden Plants For The Shade
YAKU PRINCESS rhododendron rhododendron x `Yaku Princess` (H2), 5-9. VIRGINIARICHARDS rhododendron rhododendron x `Virginia Richards` (H-3), 6-9.
http://www.plantideas.com/shade/zone9.html
Gardening : Shrubs
Subjects gardening Shrubs. rhododendron and Their Relatives by Gordon E. JonesPaperback April 1989 List price $4.95 Click here to compare prices at
http://www.allbookstores.com/browse/GAR021000:13
Gardening : Shrubs
Fungi on rhododendron A World Reference by David F. Farr, H. Bartolome Esteban Gardeningwith Trees and Shrubs In Canada and the Northern US by Trevor Cole
http://www.allbookstores.com/browse/GAR021000:13?arg_order_by=pubdate
Gardening: DonaldHyatt.com
Landscaping and General gardening. Landscaping the School Teaching studentshow to beautify a school campus with rhododendron and azalea seedlings.
http://www.donaldhyatt.com/garden.html

Extractions: Most of the pages linked here are original articles and graphics that Don has crested to share his interest in rhododendrons, azaleas, and landscape design topics. Some of these web site accompany formal talks that he has given at various garden clubs or society meetings. General Views of Don Hyatt's Garden
The Gardening Launch Pad
Site of the American rhododendron Society conference tours in 1993 and1999. http//www.eskimo.com/~enumclaw/, Last Updated on 11/26/2001.
http://gardeninglaunchpad.com/directory/XcDirViewInCat.asp?ID=101

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