Rhododendron decorum ZHNP046 (Species Rhododendron) Natives - Pacific Northwest remaining evergreen with no damage

remaining evergreen with no damage during sustained temperatures below 15 F and being planted in an exposed stump

Non creeping rhizome

In early spring the foliage emerges from the soil looking like Shaggy Mane Mushrooms

Bright lemon yellow flowers often with up to three blooms per stalk

Glossy trifoliate leaves with white flowers held above the foliage late winter

Rhododendron decorum ZHNP046 (Species Rhododendron) Natives - Pacific Northwest remaining evergreen with no damageFamily: Ericaceae Zone: 6 9 Natural Range: China; Sichuan, Hubei, Shaanxi, Gansu, Henan Soil: Moist, humus rich, well drained Light: Sun, part sun Height: 6' 10' Bloom Time: May Attributes: Evergreen. White or pale pink blushed, fragrant, funnel shaped flowers. Notes: A very widespread species that also grows from relatively low elevation to high elevations. These are from our collections in 2013 from Dragons Elbow Mountain in Sichuan Province. Pot