Rhododendron indicum ‘Balsaminaeflorum’ Woodlanders Introduction the species wants cool

the species wants cool

Botanists now often treat the plant as a variety of the bigleaf magnolia

for the honey-and-clove perfume

vitamins A and C

Rhododendron indicum ‘Balsaminaeflorum’ Woodlanders Introduction the species wants cool'Balsaminaeflorum' is a dwarf evergreen Satsuki azalea, an old Japanese cultivar of Rhododendron indicum grown for flowers that look less like azaleas than like tiny roses. Each bloom is fully double, packed with forty or more petals and carrying neither pistil nor stamens, so the flower is all soft, ruffled color. The cultivar name means balsam flowered, a nod to the double blooms of the garden balsam, while indicum, meaning of India, is an old