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A smaller-growing tropical species. The small smooth leaves are arranged in whorls of three around the stems. The long and very narrow pure white flowers emerge from the most amazing buds, each reddish in color with long overlapping and reflexed bud scales and looking like small pineapples. This clone collected in the wild.
The small, glossy, deep green leaves are arranged in whorls around the stems. The pure white, openly funnel-shaped flowers are borne in terminal clusters and are very attractive, appearing repeatedly throughout the year. This very rare species was not introduced into cultivation until 1989 when it was first collected in its native Philippine Islands.
A newly named and introduced species from Vietnam with completely unique, smooth and elliptic blue-gray foliage. The small flattened, deep yellow flowers appear in arching umbels from the branch tips. A remarkable foliage plant that we have grown in the ground, exposed and unprotected in the garden, for the past several years.
A rarely grown species with large and rounded, golden-brown scaled foliage and large, deep red flowers. A relatively poorly known species and rarely offered for sale. Native to Papua New Guinea. Large plants this year.
First introduction into cultivation. This is an almost prostrate species that was observed growing on vertical cliff faces and which has the strangest growth habit (for a vireya) of growing along the top of the container– both above and below the soil line - popping up and out on the edges (like a groundcover). Tiny glossy leaves and deep yellow single flowers. Should have quite a bit of hardiness. A very unique and distinct species. NOTE: Formerly sold as poilanei.
Our first offering of this rarely cultivated vireya (tropical) rhododendron. This distinct species features very long, narrow, and firm-textured leaves covered beneath with a dense layer of golden-brown scales. The flowers are reddish-purple and pendant. This species is native to the mountains of Sumatra and was not introduced into cultivation until 1999. A choice addition to any vireya collection.
A large vigorous species with smooth green leaves and large showy flowers. The blossoms are typically a combination of yellow and orange and are always spectacular. Easily grown and floriferous, this species is native to Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. (+32\R1\4) RSBG#1999/292 $33.00-B
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