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stamens, along with red bands that radiate outward from the throat to the
margins. (Mid to late May) 12”- 18”
Fireball (Knap Hill) - (-20°F.) A rich flame-red flower with an orange
flare. This somewhat upright growing plant has shiny juvenile bronze
leaves. 12”- 18”
∗Fragrant Star (Briggs) - (-20°F.) This well-branching plant is frameworked
by a prodigious array of fragrant white flowers and blue-green
summer leaves. This polyploid plant blooms in mid-May, grows to 4’ tall
and is extremely heat tolerant. (Similar to Snowbird) (Fall 2014) 6”- 12”
Frills (Knap Hill) - (-5°F.) A remarkably radiant quality to this very
frilly orange, ball-shaped bloom (looking almost like a double), beautifully
framework this upright silhouette. 12”- 18”, 18”- 24”
Gallipoli (Exbury) - (-5°F.) A prodigious fanfare of bright red-orange
rounded blooms that generate a great deal of warmth in your garden.
12”- 18”
∗Gibralter (Exbury) - (-20°F.) This is one of the all-time favorites.
Beautiful frilled-edged orange ball-shaped blooms exquisitely adorn this
broad and compact growing plant. Mildew resistant. 6”- 12”, 12”- 18”
Ginger (Exbury) - (-5°F.) Brilliant orange blooms kissed with a pink
flush and deeper pink lines down each petal make this fragrant plant a
irresistible choice. 18”- 24”
Girard’s Fireflash (Girard) - (-5°F.) Outstanding bright orange-red
rounded blooms on a upright well-branching plant that is very sun tolerant.
(Fall 2014) 6”- 12”
Girard’s Orange Jolly (Girard) - (-5°F.) Stunning salmon orange flowers
in a rounded format presented on an upright growing plant. (Fall
2014) 6”- 12”
Girard’s Red Pom Pom (Girard) - (-20°F.) Large fragrant double red
long lasting blooms are poised on a compact plant that blooms in mid to
late May. Mildew resistant. 18”- 24”
∗Glory of Littleworth (Mangles) - (-5°F.) This azaleodendron has
attractive blue-gray foliage. The growth habit is spreading and somewhat
upright. The ball-shaped creamy-white trusses have a large orange eye
that captivate all who pass by. (Fall 2014) 6”- 12”
Golden Comet (R. luteum) - (-20°F.) This wonderfully fragrant yellow
azalea is a selected form of R. luteum by the Rhododendron Species
Foundation. This plant parades bright red fall foliage that is mildew
resistant. 12”- 18”
Golden Lights (University of Minnesota) - (-40°F.) A rounded silhouette
flocked with abundantly produced fragrant yellow blooms. 12”- 18”
High Fashion (Knap Hill) - (-5°F.) Masses of praise-worthy deep pink
flowers eclipsed with a strong orange flare ornamenting an upright wellbranching
silhouette. 12”- 18”
∗Homebush (Knap Hill) - (-5°F.) Here again is one of the most popular
varieties, exhibiting lovely semi-double deep rosy pink ball-shaped
blooms on an upright growing plant. 6”- 12”
Hotspur (Exbury) - (-5°F.) A flamboyant and flashy orange-scarlet
flower with a yellow eye. Blooms in late May. 12”- 18”, 18"- 24"
Irene Koster (Ghent) R. occidentale hybrid. - (-20°F.) A delightfully
fragrant (like a honeysuckle) white flushed dawn pink flowers with a
yellow eye. 18”- 24”
Jack A. Sands (Homebush x Cecile) Selfed - (-5°F.) A delightfully fragrant
double bright pink ball-shaped flower that transcends to a soft pink
throat with a vivid chrome flare. (Fall 2014) 6”- 12”
Jester (Vinecourt) - (-15°F.) This upright growing plant is blanketed
with a cloudburst of double, funnel-shaped creamy yellow flowers that
fade to white. 6”- 12”
Jimmy Come Lately (Bailey) - (-5°F.) Frilly, red-orange dome-shaped
fragrant blooms, accentuated by a striking yellow-green flare, exhibits
its prominence in late June. Deep red fall leaf color enhances the rounded
silhouette. 12”- 18”
Jock Brydon (molle x R. occidentale) - (-5°F.) Fragrant veiled pink
ruffly-edged rounded blooms eclipsed with a lively and sparkling orange
flare in the upper lobes are generously presented on a rounded silhouette.
(Fall 2014) 6”- 12”
Jolie Madame [(R. viscosum x Koster’s Brilliant) x Satin] - A wealth of
magenta-pink blooms have a subtle orange-yellow flare at the base of the
upper lobes. This late May blooming plant is hardy to (-5°F.) and casually
displays 7-9 bloom clusters informally over the entire upright plant
carriage. 18”- 24”
∗Klondyke (Exbury) - (-20°F.) Striking golden yellow flowers are displayed
on a bushy and somewhat upright growing plant with bronzy fall
foliage. 12”- 18”, 18”- 24”
Lemon Drop (Mezitt) - (-34°F.) This upright hybrid has delicate peach
buds opening to light yellow blooms that are enhanced with an exceptional
lemony fragrance. Blooms late July. Mildew resistant. (Fall 2014)
6”- 12”
Lemon Lights (Univ. of Minn.) - (-40°F.) This very hardy plant beautifully
displays amply produced sunny lemon-yellow flowers on an
upright and vigorous plant. 12”- 18”
Lollipop (Mezitt) - (-25°F.) This late June blooming plant features
sweetly scented pink blooms with a yellow flare and long stamens.
Mildew resistant. 12”- 18”
Mandarin Light (Univ. of Minn.) - (-32°F.) Ruffled, vivid red-orange
flowers with a slight fragrance are displayed above this upright and
rounded plant that blooms in late June/early July. 12”- 18”
∗Mary Poppins (Knaphill) - (-20°F.) Blazing orange-red flowers are
beautifully presented on this upright plant with excellent fall foliage.
Mildew resistant. 12”- 18”
∗Millenium (Weston) - (-20°F.) Fragrant, deep red flowers with a pale
orange flare are highlighted by beautiful blue-green foliage. Blooms in
July. Mildew resistant. 12”- 18”
∗Molalla Red (Arneson) - (-20°F.) These ruffly-edged orange-red
blooms silhouette this upright, spreading plant with excellent bronze
colored fall foliage. 12”- 18”
Moonlight Rose (Girard) - (-20°F.) Large dome-shaped deep pink flowers
with wavy edges, are highlighted by a vivid buttercup yellow flare on
the upper lobes. Blooms in mid to late May. (Fall 2014) 6”- 12”
Mount Rainier (Arneson) - (-5°F.) Uncommonly large white blooms
with a vivid yellow flare and a hint of fragrance. Blooms in mid to late
May. 6”- 12”
∗Mount Saint Helens (Girard) - (-25°F.) Fragrant, bright strawberrypink
blooms with a large orange flare shroud this upright, well-branching
plant with beautiful orange-yellow fall foliage. 6”- 12”, 12”- 18”
∗Narcissiflora (Ghent) - (-5°F.) Eye-catching fragrant, double yellow
blooms, produced in great abundance, almost obscure this well-branching
background. (Fall 2014) 6”- 12”
∗Nifty Fifty (Yellow seedling x (Knap Hill Yellow x Klondyke)
(Arneson) - (-5°F.) Sumptuous 7” vivid yellow ball-shaped blooms are
borne with great freedom and beautifully poised above lush deep moss
green leaves, with a hint of bronze. (Fall 2014) 6”- 12”
Northern Hi-Lights (University of Minnesota) - (-40°F.) This splendid
selection exhibits a bushy well-branching plant that bears a bounty of
angelic white blooms with a striking yellow flare. 12”- 18”, 18”- 24”
∗R. occidentale (s. Azalea s.s. Luteum) - (-5°F.) A wonderfully fragrant
native azalea from Northern California/Southern Oregon that produces a
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