Rhododendron flammeum Native Oconee Azalea dec15 standing out against more traditional

standing out against more traditional

Narrow Leaf Omoto Sacred Lily from Japan

Dwarf Lacebark Pine

This heat tolerant plant produces a pleasant fragrance from its bloom during late March to April

‘Green Star’ has thicker dark green needles that are more numerous per whorl than the typical species

Rhododendron flammeum Native Oconee Azalea dec15 standing out against more traditionalRhododendron flammeum Deciduous Native Oconee Azalea Orange to Red Native Piedmont Azalea Zones 6 9 Rhododendron flammeum, known as the Oconee Azalea, is native to South Carolina and Georgia. Sometimes referred as the "Piedmont Azalea", it is typically found at elevations less than 1500 ft. Rhododendron flammeum is an ornamental native with an orange to red bloom that is quite attractive, attracting visitors of bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and even