Rhododendron serrulatum Pollinator but a caution is essential:

but a caution is essential: the raw seeds

until the birds decide otherwise

ivory white with a deep maroon throat

The many-chambered fruit is an ancient emblem of fertility and abundance

Summer leaves mature to deep green and turn burgundy red in autumn

Rhododendron serrulatum Pollinator but a caution is essential:The native deciduous azaleas of the southeastern United States bloom in a long relay, from the pinxters and Piedmont azaleas of March through the flame azaleas of April and May and on into July with the red of Rhododendron prunifolium. And then, once most gardeners have closed the azalea chapter for the year, Rhododendron serrulatum opens. Hammocksweet azalea is the last of the line, flowering in August and September and sometimes later still. The