Rhododendron chapmanii 1 gallon

Rhododendron chapmanii 1 gallon

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Rhododendron chapmanii

1gallon available

Reviews

  • 5
    Nice Rhodie for the south

    Posted by Courtney on Oct 29th 2024

    I recently purchased my second R. chapmanii. I've had the first one for 2 years now and it has been great in our NC piedmont heat and humidity. The second one arrived in great condition and I expect it will do well, too. One note: the deer will browse these so protect them if possible. I put a cage around my 2 specimens. No blooms yet on the older specimen but hopefully it will bloom in the coming years.

  • 4
    R. chapmanii

    Posted by Steve T Yeatts on Jun 20th 2024

    I asked three Rhododendron experts, including Steve Hootman at the RSG, and they all agreed that the two plants I received were, in fact, R. minus and not R. chapmanii. However, I needed R. minus also so it's really no big deal!

  • 5
    Rhododendron minus chapmanii

    Posted by Sara P Yow on Apr 11th 2024

    So excited to have this addition to our garden!

  • 5
    GROW NATIVE PLANTS YALL!!!

    Posted by Brian Fuxan on Feb 6th 2024

    This little Rhodi of the Chapman variety is so so so so so awesome and in top shape not that it matters too much to me but dang...5,000 star performance. Way to keep blowing me away mail order natives! So stoked.

  • 5
    R.Chapmanii

    Posted by Dean on Sep 19th 2023

    Arrived in excellent shape. Emily is so often on top of her game…..much appreciated

  • 5
    R. chapmanii

    Posted by Steven T Yeatts on Nov 29th 2022

    Hard to get Rhododendron. Excellent plant received.

  • 5
    Native evergreen rhododendron

    Posted by William Cox on Feb 25th 2015

    These are beautiful rare native plants. I plant in native acidic soil. Be careful not to over fertilize. I did that with one on a previous order, burned it do death in short order. The flowers are beautiful. I have these along with florida flame and pinxter azaleas along with mountain laurels on my "Berry Loop Trail"