Ring of Fire Size:1 gal size 2-3 year old plant

Ring of Fire Size:1 gal size 2-3 year old plantCreated by the Thompson Nursery in the 1970's, this plant has the most unusual flower. Golden yellow flowers have a bright red orange edgingunlike any rhododendron flower that you have seen. The plant has nice medium green leaves on a full growing shrub. Rare Variety This variety is difficult to find anywhere due to these reasons Hard to propagate many cultivars do not root easily from cuttings, but at a reduced rate thus making the plant rare. Hard

the tree has black-red bark

and if you live in snow country it is suggested to wrap the plant in the fall to keep it from falling open during snow events

The spiky leaves curve gracefully at the tips

keeping up a display

All of the named cultivars from this cross are always in high demand

Blooming starts in early March and lasts for the whole month

The flowers are actually bracts

and has thicker black stems as well

you want it - the bright yellow-gold new growth contrasts stunningly with the older green needles for nearly two months in spring

Named in honor of the Californian gold rush of 1849

Delicate and scented purplish pink flowers with an orange blotch cover this larger growing deciduous azalea of Dutch origin

This one always wins ribbons at the truss shows