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A stunning hybrid (a Loderi seedling) from New Zealand that is rarely offered in North America. The lightly fragrant flowers are borne in a large inflorescence and are white delicately flushed with pink and lavender with wavy edges. Easily grown and best in light shade. This cultivar has a bushier and more compact habit compared with the tree-like form of a typical 'Loderi'.
A large-leafed hybrid from Glendoick. This is the result of the cross ‘Percy Wiseman’ x macabeanum. Large leaves with a thin indumentum beneath. Early-blooming with flowers pink in bud opening pale yellow and fading to cream with a suffusion of peach/melon and red spots – quite stunning.
Another really terrific Glendoick dwarf hybrid (campylogynum (white form) x luteiflorum). This selection forms a compact mound with dark green foliage showing off the masses of pendant yellow bells in mid-spring. Looks like a larger growing form of campylogynum with yellow flowers – fantastic. Best in morning sun or light shade.
A medium-growing hybrid with pinkish-purple flowers in mid to late spring. This plant is admired and grown for its strikingly variegated foliage with the green leaves boldly and broadly streaked with bright yellow. Easily grown and best in light shade to avoid foliar scorching.
A rare and unusual hybrid (megeratum x boothii) with dark glossy green foliage and trusses of bright yellow flowers with red-brown spots. Dwarf compact habit, great in a container. Award of Merit winner and well deserved. Requires excellent drainage as both of its parents are epiphytic in the wild.
"Naomi' is one of the most famous and classic of all the old Rothschild hybrid grexes ('Aurora' x fortunei) and was his personal favorite. The various named clones feature masses of large flowers in late April to early May and the flowers themselves have an "opaline quality in their tinctures". This named selection features rose-colored flowers with wavy edged lobes and flushed orange-yellow on the tube. Now quite difficult to find in the trade.
A famous deciduous azalea selected at Exbury Gardens in England. This cultivar features large white flowers with a bit of small golden-yellow spotting on the upper lobes. Excellent fall foliage color and best planted in full sun or light shade. Our first offering of this outstanding selection.
A beautiful evergreen dwarf rhododendron. This is a Glendoick Bird hybrid (racemosum x 'Snipe') with flowers of brightest pink in multiple trusses from the upper leaf axils in early spring. A fairly compact but upright grower with small medium-green leaves. Easy and floriferous. Best in sun.
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