his friend Frederick Pursh later pinned Lyon's name to the plant
dressed in lustrous dark green leaves that turn clear yellow in fall
What is not in doubt is the kitchen use: the pungent leaves stand in for oregano in Mexican and Southwestern cooking
Florida Azalea blooms here in South Carolina in late March-early April and is one of the best native azaleas for the Deep South
on well-drained sandy to loamy soil in sun to part shade
Rhododendron canescens 'Varnadoe's Pink' Bill Cawthon his friend Frederick Pursh later'Varnadoe's Pink' is a choice dark pink selection of the native Piedmont azalea, Rhododendron canescens, chosen and grown by the late Aaron Varnadoe of Colquitt, Georgia, a great native azalea grower and genuine Southern character. Where the wild species varies from pale to deep pink, this selection holds a rich, abundant dark pink, and the plant has become a popular favorite for that reliable color and a good habit and foliage. The selection is