Rhododendron colemanii Open House gives nitrogen back to the

gives nitrogen back to the ground it sits in

mother of the Furies in myth

Give the crown a mulch of leaf litter

blue-black berry cradled in an enlarged

these are the roses you still find blooming alone at abandoned homesteads

Rhododendron colemanii Open House gives nitrogen back to theRhododendron colemanii, the Red Hills azalea, is one of the most recently recognized of all the native deciduous azaleas, first described as a distinct species only in 2008. For years the plant was folded in with the Alabama azalea, Rhododendron alabamense, which blooms earlier and holds consistently white, yellow blotched flowers; the Red Hills azalea, by contrast, flowers later and in a wider range of color. The species takes its home ground from