Komo Kulshan Japanese Gardens

Komo Kulshan Japanese GardensIn cultivation since 1918, this interesting smaller growing rhododendron species appears at first glance to be an evergreen azalea, but is actually a rhododendron. The plant is semi deciduous, so will lose some foliage in winter, but will fill in in spring about the time the flowers unfold. Most of the R. kiusianum found in the wild are white, or a very light pink. This named form is much more showy, and worth growing. Great for rock gardens. Hardy to

As it grows very slow

You can tie together a garden design with splashes of blue from this valuable landscaping plant

and blooms heavily and reliably

Koster & Sons back in 1916

A fabulous orange flowering rhododendron from the Thompson Nursery in Waldport Oregon

it is also native to the US

Created by Jennifer Rothrock

Pale purple flowers add even more interest throughout the summer season

patio containers

This great looking evergreen azalea has lovely hose-in-hose flowers that are a deep purplish pink with a white throat

tiny pink carnation-like flowers dot the gray-green mounds

no matter what the name