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A newly introduced species and one of the most important introductions in the last twenty years. This species forms a rounded shrub with large and deep green, very rounded leaves – a stunning plant in foliage. In mid-spring the large flower buds expand to upright inflorescences of 18 (or so) funnel-shaped and pink, lightly fragrant flowers (similar to those of its close relative – R. fortunei) - quite remarkable. Grown from hand-pollinated seed produced here at the RSBG from the original introduction of this species from its type location in southern China. This taxon was long thought to be a subspecies of its relative R. orbiculare which also has rounded leaves, but which is found far to the northwest in Sichuan, and which has completely different flowers. I am hereby (unofficially) re-instating it as a distinct, separate species. Beautiful bluish cast to the new growth and a vigorous habit. Best in light shade and has been perfectly hardy outside here so far. You will love this.
This species forms a compact rounded shrub with distinctive, elliptic and glossy, deep green leaves. The stunning and waxy, bell-shaped flowers (late spring to early summer) of this species range from picotee type – white tubes with a reddish edge and dark purple nectaries to the more common solid, deep red with darker nectaries. A beautiful flowering plant that always attracts attention. We have not documented the flower color for this clone.
This species forms a compact rounded shrub with distinctive, elliptic and glossy, deep green leaves. The stunning and waxy, bell-shaped flowers (late spring to early summer) of this species range from picotee type – white tubes with a reddish edge and dark purple nectaries to the more common solid, deep red with darker nectaries. A beautiful flowering plant that always attracts attention. A Warren Berg collection from the eastern Himalaya.
This species forms a compact rounded shrub with distinctive, elliptic and glossy, deep green leaves. The stunning and waxy, bell-shaped flowers (late spring to early summer) of this species range from picotee type – white tubes with a reddish edge and dark purple nectaries to the more common solid, deep red with darker nectaries. A beautiful flowering plant that always attracts attention. The flowers of this selected form are solid cherry red highlighted by dark purple nectaries. Nice large plants this year.
Upright growing evergreen shrubs with lovely long tubular bell-shaped flowers in mid- to late spring. Bright blue-green fragrant foliage. One of the most unusual and beautiful flowers in the genus. Grown from seed collected wild at 12,250 ft. Plants in this area were mostly orange flowered. Nice large plants this year. Very glaucous foliage.
Large upright-growing evergreen shrubs with superb pendulous flowers in late spring. These are tubular in shape and quite variable in color, ranging from red, plum-crimson, salmon-pink, pink, yellow-orange and apricot to various bicolor and even tricolor combinations. This selected clone from Warren Berg has large, glaucous red flowers and bright blue-green foliage.
Large upright-growing evergreen shrubs with superb pendulous flowers in late spring. These are tubular in shape and quite variable in color, ranging from red, plum-crimson, salmon-pink, pink, yellow-orange and apricot to various bicolor and even tricolor combinations. This selected clone has large, glaucous red-orange flowers and bright blue-green foliage and is part of the Roylei Group.
Beautiful olive-blue-green and fragrant foliage on this subspecies. The flowers of this subspecies are a pure deep yellow and the typical cinnabarinum-type flaring bell-shaped trumpets in mid-spring. A very ornamental plant with striking flowers and an upright and bushy habit. Best in light shade. These are grown from seed collected wild in the eastern Himalaya.
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