Rhododendron calendulaceum - Flame Azalea - Rabun County, GA Ecotype - Seedling Plants Plants should begin producing peltate

Plants should begin producing peltate leaves with large squat pitchers and the potential for basal shoot production

Juglans nigra is commonly known as black walnut

This clone is from a site that was bulldozed for development

Partridge pea does not produce thorns and works to improve soil quality

is a great clone that displays very nice venation with great red color

Rhododendron calendulaceum - Flame Azalea - Rabun County, GA Ecotype - Seedling Plants Plants should begin producing peltateRhododendron calendulaceum is known as the Flame azalea. This species prefers to grow as an understory tree in shady or partially sunny spots, preferably with sheltered afternoon sun. This species is prevalent in shady moist spots around the Appalachian Mountains. Rhododendron calendulaceum can reach around 15 feet tall and makes for a wonderful landscape plant! Seeds are from a low elevation form plant. Flowers on Rhododendron calendulaceum open