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Rhododendrons and Azaleas by Mervyn Kessell, 1982-03 The Rhododendron Species: Azaleas by H. H. Davidian, 2003-01-01 Rhododendrons & Azaleas: A Colour Guide by Kenneth Cox, 2005-11-01 The Illustrated Rhododendron: Their Classification Portrayed Through the Artwork of Curtis's Botanical Magazine by Pat Halliday, 2001-06-01 Fungi on Rhododendron: A World Reference by David F. Farr, H. Bartolome Esteban, et all 1996-04 Compendium of Rhododendron and Azalea Diseases (Disease Compendium Series of the American Phytopathological Society) by Duane L. Coyier, Martha K. Roane, 1986-09-15 Greer's Guidebook to Available Rhododendrons by Harold E. Greer, 1995-05 Rhododendrons of the World (Rhododendrons of the World Tsp) by David G. Leach, 1961-01 Illustrated Rhododendron by Pat Halliday, 2000-01-15 The Pacific Coast Rhododendron Story The Rhododendron [Serial] (1946) by Appalachian State University, 2010-07-24 Handy Book of Ornamental Conifers and of Rhododendrons and Other American Flowering Shrubs Suitable for the Climate and Soils of Britain by Hugh Fraser, 2010-01-11 The Rhododendron and "American Plants".: A Treatise On the Culture, Propagation, and Species of the Rhododendron; with Cultural Notes Upon Other Plants ... and Varieties; with a Chapter Upon Herba by Edward Sprague Rand, 2009-12-31 Rhododendron Story: 200 Years of Plant Hunting and Garden Cultivation

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81. GoneGardening.com - Flower Gardening - Rhododendrons And Azaleas
    Flower gardening rhododendrons and azaleas, Name that Rhodon! Thename rhododendron comes from rhodon (rose) and dendron (tree).  
    http://www.gonegardening.com/xq/ASP/group_id.24/article_id.117/referer./qx/gg_sh
    
    Extractions: Flower Gardening - Rhododendrons and azaleas Rhododendrons and azaleas – Soil conditions and planting in containers How do you like your rhododendrons? Do you like the giant forms, the medium ones perhaps, or the dwarf kinds? Attraction to plants is often linked to early associations. I personally like rhododendrons semi-wild and high above my head. But some of the smallest varieties also capture my attention. My earliest memories of rhododendrons date back to childhood. Suddenly, when walking among shrubs, I came upon tall branches of leathery-looking, large leaves, topped with magnificent flowers – the most bold and impressive blooms that I had ever seen. I set about picking a bunch to take home to my mother. The flowers of the brightest colours were few and difficult to reach. They tended to be on spindly twigs, threaded through more powerful and vigorous branches carrying mauve flowers. These were spotted in their throats with deeper markings of luscious hues. I became utterly engrossed in the flowers – they gleamed against the dark leaves, like brightly coloured foxgloves gathered on giant inflorescences. Name that Rhodon!

82. KING5.com | Gardening With Ciscoe
    Everybody has our state flower. the rhododendron and everybody wantsto move it! Multimedia. How to move a rhododendron. Ciscoe Usually!  
    http://www.king5.com/homeandgarden/ciscoe/stories/NW_051902CSBmoverodie.17f43f.h
    
    Extractions: Seattle document.write(lmonth + " "); document.write(date + ", " + year); Traffic Autos Calendar Columbia Tragedy ... Account Info Ciscoe How to move your rhodies Meeghan: We're getting a ton of e-mails. Everybody has our state flower. the rhododendron and everybody wants to move it! Do you move it when it's ready to bloom? Ciscoe: I know, it's unbelievable, the easiest time to move a rhodie is when it's in full bloom, but before the new growth starts. Meeghan: So now's a good time. Ciscoe: Now's perfect time. You could do this anytime except for when the new growth's coming out. KING The easiest time to move a rhodie is when it's in full bloom, but before the new growth starts. Ciscoe: And it actually could harm it. When it has new growth its actually susceptible to damage. But it won't hurt the flowers a bit to do it right now. Meeghan: OK, so you basically dig it up? Ciscoe: Oh yeah, but there are a couple of tricks. First of all I always take my shovel and I hold it backwards ... and I dig in. What I'm looking for... see right there I felt all these roots ... but here I don't feel hardly any so I kind of go around and go like this. Meeghan: Search for the root ball.

83. Giverny Gardens - Landscaping & Gardening In North Palm Beach Or South Marin Cou
    Azalea, formosa lavender, rhododendron, Formosa Lavender. Azalea, formosared, rhododendron, Formosa Red. Azalea, red ruffle, rhododendron, Red Ruffle.  
    http://www.givernygardens.com/avail.htm
    
    Extractions: Availability Common Name Botanical Name Acalypha godseffiana Acalypha wilkesiana Godseffiana Acalypha sunset Acalypha wilkesiana Sunset Adonidia palm Veitchia merrillii Agave, giant false variegated Furcraea foetida variegata Ageratum/mistflower Conoclinium coelestinum Airplants, various Tillandsia spp Alder, white Turnera subulata Allamanda bush Allamanda nerifolia Allamanda vine, brown bud Allamanda cathartica Hendersonii Allamanda vine, cherry's jubilee Allamanda cathartica Cherry's Jubilee Allamanda, dwarf Allamanda cathartica Hendersonii Dwarf Allamanda, dwarf silver Allamanda cathartica Silver Dwarf Discovery Almond nut Prunus dulcis Angel trumpet standard Brugmansia x candida Angel trumpet, white Brugmansia x candida Arboricola, variegated Trinette Schefflera arboricola Trinette Arboricola, variegated, Capella Schefflera arboricola Gold Capella Areca palm Dypsis lutescens Auzzie queen Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Auzzie Queen Avocado Persea americana Azalea, formosa lavender Rhododendron, Formosa Lavender Azalea, formosa red Rhododendron, Formosa Red Azalea, red ruffle

84. Gardening Advice: Integrated Pest Management
    species, of plant. For instance, the rhododendron lace bug, Stephantisrhododendri, feeds almost exclusively on rhododendron. While its  
    http://www.gardenweb.com/sesbania/ipm.html
    
    Extractions: Twentyfive years ago, Integrated Pest Management (IPM) seemed a utopian dream to mainstream agriculturalists. The idea that plant pests could be kept at acceptable levels without large amounts of chemical pesticides ran counter to everything they had been taught. But now IPM is embraced by nearly everyone involved in the field. What caused the turn around? When chemical pesticides were first introduced in large quantities in the 1940s, they were seen as miracles of modern life. Now all farmers had to do was spary their crops with DDT, or some other chemical, and they could achieve complete control. But within a couple of decades, problems began appearing. The most important of which is the environmental harm done by chemicals which are both toxic and persistent. Even 25 years after being almost totally banned in the U.S., DDT can still be found in the tissue of animals. But even disregarding environmental concerns, there were a number of other factors that called into question the wisdom of such uninhibited use of chemicals. First, when using an insecticide to control a pest, its natural predators are often killed off as well. This can have the unintended effect of actually causing an upswing in the pest population. Second, many insects can very quickly develop populations resistant to a given chemical. And third, when one pest is eliminated the door is opened to others that were less apparent before their competition was killed off. At first the solution to these problems seemed to be to just use more, or different, chemicals, but eventually it became obvious this was no more than a good way to line the pockets of chemical manufacturers.

85. Phorum - Daltons Gardening Chat
    Daltons gardening Chat Topics, Author, Date. rhododendron? CJ, 1223-02 1649.Starting Sweet Peas. Clare Morton, 12-13-02 1717. Re Starting Sweet Peas.  
    http://daltons.co.nz/phorum/list.php?f=3&r=1

86. Bits Page
    rhododendron growers know they are getting old when their knees buckle but theirbelts won't? From Cascade Chapter Newsletter October 1999. Flower gardening  
    http://www.lib.virginia.edu/science/sciscan/rhododendrons/ran9904/bits.htm
    
    Extractions: Remember When? November 1982 An Open Mind Minds are like parachutes - they function best when open! From Katherine Mayberry, Taylors, South Carolina when she sent an email change of address. Gardening Tip Check your plant tags. Some tags take only one season before cutting into the plant. Re-ink if markings are faded. From The Rhody Runner Tualatin Valley Chapter Newsletter, September 1999. Living Cost "Despite the cost of living, it's still quite popular." Seen in "The Yak," Fraser South Rhododendron Society Newsletter: Another Gardener's Tip: Cheap mulch. In October Jack Lounsbury, Whidbey Island Chapter president, reminds his chapter members of an article by Bill Stipe. Bill uses newspapers to mulch. They make "dandy" weed barriers when place over future rhododendron beds or around plants already covered with bark. He uses 1/2" of paper under 3" of bark. Weeds that manage to come up are easy to pull. Avoid using colored, "glossy" paper and magazines, which may be toxic. RETURN to TOP of PAGE Rhododendron was built Rhododendron was built in 1935 at Portland, Oregon, as a tender for the Lighthouse Service. Upon completion she assumed tender operations out of Portland, which became her permanent station. Before World War II she serviced navigational aids on the Willamette River, in the area of its confluence with the Columbia, and along the nearly hundred-mile reach of the Columbia River before it flows into the Pacific.

87. Mount Arrowsmith Rhododendron Society
    From a rhododendron culture perspective, our winters, being wet and relativelymild (Table 1, below), are almost ideal, and our greatest gardening problems  
    http://mars.rhodos.ca/
    
    Extractions: Qualicum Beach, British Columbia The Mount Arrowsmith Rhododendron Society (MARS) is a chapter of the American Rhododendron Society, an international organisation of rhododendron enthusiasts. Our Society provides members with an opportunity to learn about rhododendrons and companion plants, but most importantly, it allows members to socialise with other gardeners and meet new people with similar interests. Our regular monthly meetings include a short educational session, often on a seasonally relevant topic, followed by a guest speaker who typically gives a slide show on some aspect of gardening. Educationals explain how and when to fertilise, how to prune and prepare flower trusses for shows, how to take cuttings, graft and start seeds, and how to generally grow rhododendrons successfully in our climate. Every meeting includes a door prize, a rhododendron raffle, a coffee/tea/cookie break where members can socialise, and usually a dollar table where members can purchase donated rooted cuttings and small plants.

88. National Home Gardening Club - Library
    Wish List Outdoor SuperStore. Home gardening Library rhododendron‘Autumn Sangria', rhododendron ‘Autumn Sangria' Bright  
    http://www.gardeningclub.com/document.asp?dID=2154

89. Berkeley Horticultural Nursery
    Information on Fragrant Rhododendrons, Vireyas, and Sun Tolerant Rhododendrons for the mild California climate. Helpful Plant information, a monthly newsletter, and gardening tips by Dr. Chlorophyll.  
    http://www.berkeleyhort.com/

90. Azaleas And Rhododendrons - Bayer Advanced Garden™: Gardening Feature Article
    Few flowering shrubs provide such vibrant spring color in shady gardens. Click here to find out more about caring for azaleas and rhododendrons  
    http://www.advancedlawn.com/fa/fa_03012000.html?source=gt

91. Garden Design - Twombly Nursery -Connecticut Gardening, Rhododendron, Stewartia,
    Container gardening A Conifer Garden The Woodlands Edge Four Season gardening ANew Entryway Garden Garden Poll Useful Links Garden Supplies For Sale Here!  
    http://www.twomblynursery.com/gardening_seasons_map.htm

92. Rhododendron Arboreum Subsp. Cinnamomeum
    rhododendron arboreum subsp. cinnamomeum. 21 January, 2001, Sunningdale. Primulavulgaris 27/1/02. Cytissus battandieri 17/6/01, rhododendron arboreum subsp.  
    http://www.manntaylor.com/plantweek39b.html
    
    Extractions: 21 January, 2001, Sunningdale With a layer of slush on the ground it was very cheering this morning to see such a colourful plant in the garden (actually in a large tub, as I am slightly alkaline.) For once I found a use for the flash on my camera as it lit up the gorgeously coloured indumentum on the undersides of the leaves. Plant Portraits through the year The plants are arranged in alphabetical order with the date of the photograph after it.

93. Ernest Wilson Woody Plants
    Rhamnus tinetorius Rhamnus tonkinensis Rhamnus triqueter Rhamnus utilis Rhamnus virgatusRhamnus wightii Rhamnus wilsonii rhododendron albrechtii rhododendron  
    http://www.manntaylor.com/wilson6.html
    
    Extractions: Woody Plants [Q-R] His first voyage to China in 1899 was to collect Davidia involucrata for Veitch's nursery. The following is a listing of the woody plants he collected for the Arnold Arboretum either as live specimens or as herbarium specimens, They are from western China during the years 1907, 1908 and 1910 and it does not contain the plants he collected in Japan. The listing is taken from Plantae wilsonianae by Charles Sprague Sargent in 1916-1917 which does contain some plants not collected, because Wilson, Rehder and Sargent used the publication of the book to revise certain genera. Ernest Wilson Plants A-B Ernest Wilson Plants N-P Ernest Wilson Plants C Ernest Wilson Plants D-H ... Ernest Wilson Plants [T-Z] Quercus acrodonta

94. GLP Rhodoendron & Azalea
    Growing Azaleas from Mississippi State Extension Service Henning's Azaleas rhododendronand Azalea News The American Rododendron Society Virtual rhododendron  
    http://gardeninglaunchpad.com/azalea.html
    
    Extractions: Azalea Rhododendron Azaleas by Alabama Cooperative Extension Azalea Works is an educational and research activity that was created in 1989 by William C. Miller III for the purposes of consulting and lecturing, plant research, the development of improved azalea cultivars, and the production and sale of educational materials (pamphlets and books) on azaleas and related companion plants.

95. Rhododendron Links - Suite101.com
    Up Level rhododendron.  
    http://www.suite101.com/linkcategory.cfm/tasmanian_gardening/728
    
    Extractions: Member Central Join Our Community! Login Member Update What's New ... TravelSuite Suite University About Suite University Visit the University Course Listing New Courses ... Featured Courses New Topics Bonsai for Beginners Single Parent Activity Ideas Board Games Retirement ... More... Suite Events My Favorite Place War and Peace Spring Into Health! Earth Day 2003 More about Suite101 About Suite101.com - Select a related topic - Alpines and Bulbs Australian Gardening Bonsai for Beginners Bulbs and Plants of the W California Gardening Container Gardening Cottage Garden Daffodils Designing Home Landscapes English Town Gardening Farming Fruit Garden Garden Adventures Garden Design Gardening Along the Great Gardening in B.C. Gardening in Ireland Gardening in Shade Historical Plants Landscaping With Herbs Mark Whitelaw's Memorial Northern Gardening Northern New England Orchid Culture and Natura Organic Vegetable Gardeni Organic Viniculture and V Perennials Small Space Gardening Tasmanian Garden Journal Tropicals and Exotics Virtually Gardening Wildflowers of North Ame

96. A Rhododendron Story - Suite101.com
    Previous Article Next Article A rhododendron Story Author  
    http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/tasmanian_gardening/50684
    
    Extractions: Member Central Join Our Community! Login Member Update What's New ... TravelSuite Suite University About Suite University Visit the University Course Listing New Courses ... Featured Courses New Topics Bonsai for Beginners Single Parent Activity Ideas Board Games Retirement ... More... Suite Events My Favorite Place War and Peace Spring Into Health! Earth Day 2003 More about Suite101 About Suite101.com - Select a related topic - Alpines and Bulbs Australian Gardening Bonsai for Beginners Bulbs and Plants of the W California Gardening Container Gardening Cottage Garden Daffodils Designing Home Landscapes English Town Gardening Farming Fruit Garden Garden Adventures Garden Design Gardening Along the Great Gardening in B.C. Gardening in Ireland Gardening in Shade Historical Plants Landscaping With Herbs Mark Whitelaw's Memorial Northern Gardening Northern New England Orchid Culture and Natura Organic Vegetable Gardeni Organic Viniculture and V Perennials Small Space Gardening Tasmanian Garden Journal Tropicals and Exotics Virtually Gardening Wildflowers of North Ame

97. Gardening: Links: Science And Technology Department: Carnegie Library Of Pittsbu
    Jerry Baker's gardening for Life Here are Jerry Baker's tips, products American RhododendronSociety This website offers information and connectivity to the  
    http://www.clpgh.org/locations/scitech/links/gardening.html
    
    Extractions: Select Library Area: Article Search Ask a Librarian Branches Careers at CLP Computer Classes Directions Employment Genealogy/History Homework Help Hours Kids' Site Library Subject Guide Renew a Book Request a Book Search Subject Departments Support the Library Teens' Site Web Resource Guide About Us Sci/Tech Sci/Tech Links Better Homes and Gardens Gardening Guide Divided into sections such as Community, Library, and Shopping, this website provides a wealth of information on gardening. Check out the First Frost and Plant Hardiness Maps. Burpee.com The homepage of the well-known Burpee Seed Company features an online catalogue, gourmet recipes and a 3-D garden tour. The Garden Gate Into the garden and beyond... The Garden Gate offers gardeners and nature lovers a selection of links to horticulture sites around the world. The Garden Web This website lists internet resources for gardeners under special sections like Virtual Garden Tours, and Newsgroups, Forums, and Mailing Lists. GardenGuides Specific topics such as compost and starting seeds, as well as herbs, annuals and vegetables are discussed in this "growing resource for gardeners".

98. CommunityFood.com Resources - Gardening & Horticulture/Associations/Perennials/R
    (Added Wed Sep 26 2001 Hits 0 Rating 0.00 Votes 0) Rate It. American RhododendronSociety ( ARS Horticulture Botanical gardening ) Our purpose is to  
    http://www.communityfood.com/dir-cache/Gardening___Horticulture/Associations/Per
    
    Extractions: - Our purpose is to encourage interest in and to disseminate knowledge about rhododendrons and azaleas. The Society seeks to provide a medium through which all persons interested in rhododendrons and azaleas may communicate and cooperate with others through educationresearch and other similar activities.

99. Roger's Gardening Hotlinks
    Links to Other Useful Information. Links to Special gardening Sites and Homepages. Backto Top of Page Links to some Dutch and Flemish gardening Sites.  
    http://users.pandora.be/roger.van.loon/hotlinks.htm
    
    Extractions: Links to Special Gardening Sites and Homepages Links to Plant Databases and Encyclopedias Links to some general Plant Catalogs Links to some Seed Catalogs Links to some Beautiful Gardens Links to specific plants and plant groups (Plant Societies, Plant Info, including Specialist Nurseries) Links to some Dutch and Flemish gardening sites Links to Hardiness Zone Information Links to Other Useful Information Links to Plant Databases and Encyclopedias - the International Plant Names Index (Royal Botanic Gardens Database - Kew) - the USDA Plants Database - the Australian National Botanic Gardens Database - the Texas Native Plants Database - the Vascular Plant Image Gallery - the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Databases - the University of Hawai Plant Database - the Gardenweb (Hortiplex) Plant Database - the Plants For A Future Database - the Southern Illinois University Herbarium Back to Top of Page

100. WSU Master Gardener: Frequently Asked Questions -- Winter Gardening
     FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT .. Winter gardening. RhododendronLeaves Curling; Spring Bulbs; Moss in Garden Areas and Lawn; Apple Scab;  
     http://gardening.wsu.edu/text/faqwint.htm
     
     Extractions: ANSWERING YOUR FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT...... Rhododendron Leaves Curling Spring Bulbs Moss in Garden Areas and Lawn Apple Scab Additional season specific infomation available here: Calendar If your plant was healthy last summer, what you describe sounds like a direct response from the plant to cold temperatures. Some Rhododendrons curl their leaves to expose as little leaf surface as possible to the elements, to help minimize damage from the cold. The leaves will recover when the weather warms. Extension Publication EB 1229, How To Identify Rhododendron and Azalea Problems , has more information on growing Rhododendrons. Relax! Your bulbs will be fine. Plants that grow in cold weather can tolerate a few snowy days. They'll just stop growing until the temperature is above freezing, and then begin to grow again. Flowering may take place a few days later than normal, but the bulbs themselves should suffer no lasting ill-effects. Moss is taking over my garden and lawn. How can I remove it, and how can I keep it from coming back?

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