Description
Pricing Information:
4” to 8” wide – $27.99 8” to 12” wide – $37.99 12” to 15” wide – $55.99
15” to 21” wide – $65.99 21” to 24” wide – $79.99 24” to 30” wide – $119.99
30” to 36” wide – $169.99 36” to 42” wide – $229.99
To learn more about why we sell our plants by width rather than container size click here.
Size Information:
No matter which size plant you start with, the mature plant height will be the same. Plants that grow to taller heights will also be taller as younger plants. Measurement is from leaf tip to leave tip.
4” to 8” Wide – Typically a plant in its first year in a one-gallon container.
8” to 12” Wide – Typically a plant in its second year in a one-gallon container or first year in a two gallon.
12” to 15” Wide – Typically a plant in its second year in a two gallon or first year in a three gallon.
15” to 21” Wide – Typically a plant in its second year in a three gallon or first year in a five gallon or field grown.
21” to 24” Wide – Typically a second year plant in a five gallon or first year in a six or seven-gallon container. Also could be field grown.
24” to 48” Mature Plants – Typically field dug to order or planted in a #10 container.
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Clarke Isackson –
This is a rhododendron with a bit of interesting Oregon history.
In 1951 a colossal 40 foot R. Cynthia was donated to the newly formed Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden in Portland. This special occasion is noted in the January 1951 Quarterly Bulletin of the American Rhododendron Society along with a picture (also in the book, The Pacific Coast Rhododendron Story – Portland Chapter, page 54). The behemoth, root ball and all are suspended above the truck that brought it to its new home. Worthy of seeing. Not sure if the Cynthia is possibly still alive at the garden.
I have grown this rhododendron many years ago with great success in Duvall, WA.