Van Landingham Glen

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Rhododendron ‘Madame Masson’ #1

(Before 1980) Hybridized in 1949 in France, this plant is compact and spreading with flowers that are easily recognized by their white color with a prominent yellow blotch. It is located on the trail near the Hemlock grove, opposite the intersection with the Rosebay Trail.

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