Van Landingham Glen

Van Landingham Glen

UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens

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- (unlabelled azalea)(49)
- Pinxterbloom azalea(41)
- (unlabelled rhodo)(29)
- Florida flame azalea(28)
- Piedmont azalea(27)
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- Chapman's rhododendron(5)
- Eastman's azalea(4)
- Pinkshell azalea(4)
- Carolina rhododendron(4)
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- Smooth azalea(2)
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Location
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- Northside(114)
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- Westside(392)

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Rhododendron fortunei cream

(1997) This plant is located just off the trail in the area that has some Magnolia trees, just north of the Hickory Gap. The fortunei species was discovered in China by Robert Fortune in 1856, and has been widely used by Dexter and other plant breeders as a parent for many hybrids.

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