Rhododendron austrinum hybrid 'Colonel Mosby' Boost and above all where low

and above all where low morning or evening light can pass through the pink cloud

The name itself is a splice

The reward is quieter and rarer than a japonica in full flush: fine

the plant scrambles four to six feet

sassafras carries aromatic oils in every part

Rhododendron austrinum hybrid 'Colonel Mosby' Boost and above all where low'Colonel Mosby' is among the most arresting of the Dodd nurseries' Confederate Series of native azaleas, a deciduous hybrid raised at Dodd and Dodd Nurseries in Semmes, Alabama. The cross, made by Bob Schwindt, joins the golden Florida azalea, Rhododendron austrinum, with the large flowered Exbury hybrid 'Hotspur Yellow', and the plant takes its name from John Singleton Mosby, the Confederate cavalry commander known as the Gray Ghost. The flowers are