Frequently Asked Questions

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Why It’s Great to Pick Fragrant Rhododendrons?

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Discover the Enchanting World of Fragrant Rhododendrons

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Thrip Tips: Battling Tiny Garden Terrors with Big Results

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Why Yakushimanum Hybrids?

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Why Deciduous Azaleas?

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What Are the Best Companion Plants for Rhododendrons?

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Why Do Rhododendron Leaves Droop in Winter?

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Can we plant Rhododendrons if we have Clay Soil?

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Do we need established shade from trees before planting?

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If my property has late frosts can I plant fragrant varieties?