R. johnstonianum selection 'Rubeotinctum' web special

R. johnstonianum selection 'Rubeotinctum' web specialA selection of the rhododendron R. johnstonianum by Sir Edward Bolitho in 1941. The plant has white flowers with a deep pink stripe on each corolla lobe and a pink or yellow blotch. Received an Award of Merit in 1941 by the American Rhododendron Society. These plants are seed grown. Click here to Learn More About Unique Foliage in Rhododendrons!

Lower branches typically remain on the tree as it ages

but is actually a rhododendron

the Himalayan Whortleberry has small shiny leaves that comes out bright red

a mature specimen will measure 12 inches tall and 16 inches wide

and he had many nice ones

Like other Kousa dogwoods

the tree is fast-growing

Peter received seed from people all over the world

which with this cultivar is resistant to spotting

this early blooming hybid of R

Originally created by Bill Moyles of California when he crossed R

Will be less than 3 ft tall in 10 years