Rhododendron calendulaceum ‘Dawn at the River’ Vilmorin the vine repays a yearly

the vine repays a yearly trim to keep the cover neat and off gutters and windows

since next year's buds form on old wood

among the most important leafy vegetables in Papua New Guinea

in rain gardens

Chinese quince is one of those trees that seems to offer something beautiful at every turn

Rhododendron calendulaceum ‘Dawn at the River’ Vilmorin the vine repays a yearly'Dawn at the River' is a fine selection of the native flame azalea, Rhododendron calendulaceum, one of the most spectacular of all the wild deciduous azaleas of the eastern mountains. The species blankets woodland slopes and high mountain balds through the southern Appalachians, from Pennsylvania to Georgia, where the famous flame colored display draws pilgrims to places like Gregory Bald each June. The species name calendulaceum means resembling