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ARHS 2006 TISSUE CULTURE ADVANCE SALE
Plant List
RHODODENDRONS (all rhododendrons are elepidotes unless otherwise stated)
VARIETY
HYBRIDIZER DESCRIPTION
April Mist Mehlquist A superb early bloomer with beautiful double flowers of soft
pink, edged with deeper pink. Its foliage is attractive, its habit
compact. Lepidote. 3 ft. by 3 ft. Hardy to –25F.
Arctic Pearl This dauricum hybrid is very hardy. It has small glossy leaves
and it’s white flowers are carries in trusses of 5 or more. Early
bloomer . Lepidote. Hardy to –25F.Grows to about 4 ft.
Eleanor Moody Sanders The midseason flowers are white with a purple blotch and are
shown to advantage by the the handsome deep green foliage.
Grows to 5ft by 6 ft. Hardy to –15F.
Eruption Hachmann Stunning deep rose flowers with a prominent ivory center are
presented in trusses of 14 to 16.This award hybrid from
Germany has a compact habit. Grows to 4 ft. by 5 ft. Hardy
to –15F.
Fantastica Hachmann The wavy-edged midseason flowers are a shiny light red at the
edges and creamy pink in center.Dense compact habit. Some
feel this is the best of the Hachmann hybrids. AGM winner.
3ft by 4 ft. Hardy to –15F.
Ginny Gee Berg A beautiful little shrub that’s vigorous,tough and blooms like
there’s no tomorrow.Its early midseason flowers are pink and
white,turning all white with age. Leaves are dark green turning
reddish in winter. Low dense habit. AGM winner. 2’x 3’.
Helsinki University This may be the hardiest hybrid from the University of
Helsinki breeding program; it has endured –39F. Flowers
are bright pink with orangy-red flecks and appear late
season. New growth is reddish, maturing glossy green.
Upright habit. Grows to 6’x 4’.
Mikkeli Rich pink buds open to lovely white flowers that are flushed
pink. The new growth is covered with silvery down; the
mature leaves have yellow indumentum. Another hardy
plant from the University of Helsinki breeding program, it
has endured –35F.Upright,well branched habit.6’x 6’.
Purple Gem Hardgrove Masses of purple-violet flowers cover this hardy dwarf in early
midseason . The new growth is a bright blue green and the
foliage turns bronze in winter. Excellent in a rock garden .
Lepidote. 2 ft.x 3 ft. Hardy to –25F.
Skookum Minch This is a compact ,very hardy rhododendron. Flowers are a
Striking bright red, the foliage is an attractive dark green.
Skookum buds freely at a young age. Late midseason bloom.
Mounding habit. 4’x 4’. Hardy to –20F.
Tiana Brack Large trusses comprising as many as 20 sparkling white
flowers, each splashed with deep burgundy stand out against
the dark green leaves. Vigorous, mounding habit when young.
Eventually grows to 3 ft. x 4 ft. Hardy to –15F.
Gibraltor Exbury This is the most popular and reliable Exbury azalea. It puts on
a great show of vivid orange blooms in midseason. Mildew
resistant foliage. AGM winner. 4 ft x 4 ft . Zone 5.
Golden Lights Fragrant yellow flowers in late midseason and mildew resistant
foliage. Rounded habit. Exceptionally cold hardy. 4 ft.x 4 ft.
Rosy Lights Fragrant dark pink flowers with rose red shading cover a large
bushy shrub in late spring. Very hardy. 8 ft.x 8 ft.
Daphne transatlantica ‘Summer Ice’ A choice evergreen daphne with variegated foliage that can
bloom from spring to fall. The leaves have a creamy white edge
and the white flowers appear in clusters. Rounded, shrubby
habit . 3 ft.x 3 ft. Zone 6.
Enkianthus ‘ Showy Lantern’ One of the finest red flowering selections to date, yielding a
lavish display of cherry red flowers in late spring. Fall color
can be very impressive , usually in stunning red and orange
tones.Grows to 8 ft. Zone 5.
Japanese Painted Fern The fronds of this deciduous fern have intricate patterns of
(Athyrium Nipponicum Pictum) silvery white on deep green , accented with reddish stems.
Nice for a shady corner. Grows slowly as a young plant.
Grows to 20” x 24”. Zone 4.
Phylliopsis ‘Pinocchio’ This hybrid in the heath family blankets itself with deep pink
bell-shaped flowers in midspring.It forms a spreading mound
of fine, dark green foliage. Needs well-drained, acid soil. A
good choice for an alpine garden. 12” x 18”. Zone 6.