Journal American Rhododendron Society

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FIG.73. R. sargentianum, 16 years is 14 inches tall    and 18 inches across, growing in full sun in a rock    garden.    Photo by Carl Phetteplace, M.D		FIG. 63. R. erubescens may bloom as     early as March. It develops a purplish     bark with age. This pale pink form was     photographed in his garden by     Carl Phetteplace, M.D.

FIG.69. Winter blooming     R. dauricum was found to be     bud hardy in sub-zero temp-     eratures recorded in record     cold of Dec, 1972 on the     West Coast. Native to Siberia,     it has rose-purple flowers.     Photo by Carl Phetteplace		Fig.71. R. 'Lady Bligh' opens strawberry     red and fades to a rich pink.     Photo by Carl Phetteplace

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