Rhododendron x Pastel "Casille" Allen Bush so inviting that generations have

so inviting that generations have carved their initials into the living bark

three-lobed juvenile leaves resemble that mythical mino

site the shrub where the fragrance can be caught

perfectly suited to xeriscapes

the tala blanco of northern Argentina

Rhododendron x Pastel "Casille" Allen Bush so inviting that generations have'Casille' arose spontaneously, a chance hybrid among three of the southeastern native azaleas: the white, lemon scented Alabama azalea, Rhododendron alabamense; the fragrant pink Piedmont azalea, R. canescens; and the fiery, unscented Oconee azalea, R. flammeum. From that three way mingling came a deciduous shrub that blooms in mid spring in a lively pastel blend, the flowers shifting through pink, white, and soft yellow with a subtle sweetness