Humboldt Picotee
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This form of Rhododendron occidentale was found by Britt Smith and Frank Mossman in the 1970’s on Stagecoach Hill, above Big Lagoon here in Humboldt County, California. There are many unusual and fabulous forms of the Western Azalea that have been named and registered, but this is considered by many as the ‘cream of the crop’. Bright white flowers are edged in purplish pink and accented with a splash of gold in the upper lobe. What a showy flower...the photos do not do it justice...one must see it up close and personal. The plant will grow to 4-5 ft. tall in 10 years, and flowers in June.
Type:
Azalea
Genus:
Rhododendron
Species:
occidentale
Bloom Time:
May
June
Fragrance:
Highly Fragrant
Exposure: ?
Full Sun
Color:
Bi-color
Pink
Size in 10 Years:
Dwarf (1-5 feet tall)
Deciduous/Evergreen:
Deciduous
Ultimate Height:
5 FT
Hardiness Zone: ?
7
8
9
Growth Habit:
Upright-spreading
Water Requirements:
B-weekly watering
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