Description
Pricing Information:
2” to 4” wide $15.99 4” to 8” wide $23.99 8” to 12” wide $33.99
12” to 15” wide $45.99 15” to 21” wide $55.99 21” to 24” wide $69.99
24” to 30” wide $109.99 30” to 36” wide $149.99 36” to 42” wide $199.99
42” to 48” wide $239.99
Size Information:
2” to 4” Wide – Typically a cutting rooted into a 3” or 4” square container. Can be 4” to 6” tall.
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.
Irene Moszer –
Grace Seabrook is one of my two favorite rhododendrons. Its blossoms are vivid red; its leaves are dark, dark green. I have a Grace Seabrook plant which is 8 feet tall, (and I am not kidding.) I didn’t grow it so I cannot take credit for the care it must have had to get to that height or the age required. It is pretty sun tolerant in my Bend, OR garden. There are many sunny days during the summer here in the “high desert.” I water it deeply every day and it does very well. It is the first of my rhododendrons to bloom in April. I love it.