R. 'Persian Daybreak' Web Specials

R. 'Persian Daybreak' Web SpecialsA new rhododendron hybrid by Don Wallace, owner of Singing Tree Gardens was found in an old growing field of un named hybrids. The plant has lost its label, but we believe it has the hybrid 'Paprika Spiced' in its parantage. The foliage is a medium apple green, and covers the plant holding for 2 years. Blooming in late May, it is valuable for extending the bloom in the garden. Medium yellow flowers with the characteristic 'Paprika Spiced' spots

This weeping form of the Noble fir has to be staked to the height desired

You can expect this plant to be 10ft tall and 1ft wide in 10 years

The leaves are spirally arranged

Most of their finds came from Stagecoach Hill and Crescent City

Introduced by The Pruhonice Arboretum

The narrow

Favored by chickadees and grosbeaks

and is 5 years old

former director of the U

but I was able to get one plant years ago from the Meerkirk Garden on Whidbey Island

This small tree will be 10 - 12 ft

A rock garden favorite