Native wild azalea Rhododendron canescens and huckleberry blooming.
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Wild Azalea and Huckleberry @ OPF 2023-02-24
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Wild Azalea and Wood Storks 2023-01-31
An early spring sight, and something more unusual.
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Wood Storks and Wild Azalea, OPF 2023-01-31
We’re used to wild azaleas, Rhododendron canescens, blooming around now. Plenty of buds promise more flowers after this first one.
But the other sight was more unusual. Continue reading
Wild azalea, yellow jessamine, dogs, beaver pond 2022-02-21
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Native wild azalea (Rhododendron canescens)
Withlacoochee River on GA 122 @ Hambrick Road, Lowndes County, GA
Landscape:
Wild azaleas blooming in the sunset, March 2011
Rhodendrum canescens, the native southeast U.S. azalea:
Nope, not honeysuckle: that’s a vine; these azaleas grow on a bush.
These ones had not quite opened yet: Continue reading
Wild azaleas
Piedmont Azalea (Rhododendron canescens), native to the U.S. southeast. Often confused with honeysuckle, but that’s a vine from Japan, and this is a bush from here. These azaleas are growing in the woods in Lowndes County, Georgia.
A sky full of azaleas: Continue reading