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Selected from the wild in New Jersey in 1945
Woodlanders propagates this selection from a robust specimen growing at Aquinas High School in Augusta
A cross of the Washington navel orange and the inedible but iron-hardy trifoliate orange
so what looks like a colony of separate plants is often a single sprawling individual rooting at the nodes
cleaner pink than the wild type on flowers a shade larger
Rhododendron austrinum hybrid 'Stonewall Jackson' Fred Heutte Selected from the wild in'Stonewall Jackson' is one of the Dodd nurseries' celebrated Confederate Series of deciduous native azalea hybrids, introduced by Tom Dodd Jr. and Tom Dodd III of Semmes, Alabama. The plant is a cross between the Exbury azalea 'Hotspur Yellow' and the native Florida azalea, Rhododendron austrinum, uniting the size and substance of the English hybrids with the fragrance and Gulf Coast toughness of the wild Southern species. The reward is generous:
