Rhododendron calendulaceum Deer-Resistant though it has grown scarce

though it has grown scarce in the nursery trade

Fall color is a clean unmixed yellow

fruit-scented flowers are worked chiefly by beetles rather than bees

their edges rolled softly under

and the white winter berries will repay the spot

Rhododendron calendulaceum Deer-Resistant though it has grown scarceFlame azalea is the showiest of all the native azaleas, and the one that stops hikers in their tracks on the Appalachian balds each June. The large, funnel shaped flowers open in a fiery range that runs from clear yellow through gold and apricot to blazing orange and scarlet, carried in loose trusses just as the new leaves expand. For all that color the flowers are, unusually, without scent, but nothing about a flame azalea in full bloom feels the