R. occidentale 'Big Frilly' Japanese Gardens

R. occidentale 'Big Frilly' Japanese GardensThis newly found form of R. occidentale is spectacular! Large white flowers have a pink stripe down the middle of each petal, a large yellow orange flare, and has super frilly edges. This is a hybrid between two R. occidentale cultivars, 'Leonard Frisbie' x 'Stage Coach Frills', and was created by Dick 'Red' Cavender of Red's Rhodies of Salem, Oregon. It is not currently registered, but If you are a nut for the Western Azalea, you will definitely want

Requested by more gardeners for the "orange" color they have seen in other's gardens

Always a collector's favorite

The perfect accent of white

a miniature and dwarf conifer grower on Long Island

and only 15 inches across

and dazzling floral display

Heavy flowering cultivar that will flower well even in shade

adding attractiveness

Magnificent

Blue foliage on a tree that spreads on the ground

rich coppery-bronze in winter

Popular because of its small dark-green shiny leaves and light pink flowers