Rhododendron canescens 'Clyo Red' 25/3 Restock despite the species name

despite the species name

deep green above and glaucous

fast evergreen

not the table: every Rhododendron holds grayanotoxins in leaf and nectar and should not be eaten by people or pets

half-inch flowers gather in terminal clusters atop three-foot stems

Rhododendron canescens 'Clyo Red' 25/3 Restock despite the species name'Clyo Red' is a striking red flowered selection of the native Piedmont azalea, Rhododendron canescens, a species usually seen in soft pink and white. Here the wild pink is deepened to a rich cherry red, an uncommon and eye catching tone among the native azaleas, carried on the same fragrant, early spring frame that makes the Piedmont azalea so beloved. The name points to Clyo, a small community in Effingham County, Georgia, near the plant's Southern