Rhododendron edgeworthii var. bulatum ZHN17-046 (Species Rhododendron) Winter Notes: Epiphytic species that grows

Notes:  Epiphytic species that grows up in the canopy of Oak trees

Elliptical blades with gray-white foliage and red stems

More slug resistant than other species

Rosy red buds with tubular

Notes:  Unusual selection with flowers that resemble saucers

Rhododendron edgeworthii var. bulatum ZHN17-046 (Species Rhododendron) Winter Notes: Epiphytic species that growsFamily: Ericaceae Zone: 7 9 Natural Range: Arunachal Pradesh Soil: Average, humus rich Light: Sun, part sun Height: 3' 6' Bloom Time: April to May Attributes: Evergreen. Funnel campanulate, white to pink blushed flowers. Fragrant. Bullate leaves with orange indumentum. Notes: Epiphytic species that grows up in the canopy of Oak trees, logs, and rocks. The oak trees are covered in moss and growing in the moss are Rhododendrons, Agapetes, orchids, ferns