R. kiusianum x obtusum 'Amoenum' Web Specials

R. kiusianum x obtusum 'Amoenum' Web SpecialsA larger Rhododendron kiusianum that looks more like an evergreen azalea. This species has pink flowers, and will be partially deciduous in winter. Can grow quite large over time as seen in the photo. Spectacular bloomer. Hardy to 10 F. We obtained this rare form from Marc Colombel of France.

The quite large

Rhododendron ‘Fort Bragg Centennial’ is a vigorous evergreen rhododendron celebrated for its abundant blooms

This fine form of the species was crossed with the large flower and fragrant 'Mi Amor'

it will survive temperatures above 10 degrees F

It's short blue and green needles will glitter in the sun and your wonder and delight will deepen with every year

feathery effect unlike most conifers

but has red tones as the weather gets cooler

nuttallii was created and named by Felice Blake Kallista

blue-green leaves are very attractive when new

The property was sold for upscale housing construction

adding sparkle to the Autumn

The plant in the photo is in our garden and is 30 years old