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- 18 Apr, 2011
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are Rhododendron and azalea the same thing? i think this is called 'beauty of littleworth' it was given me by a friend when i moved here
18 Apr, 2011
They are the same family Skips the Azaleas are usually smaller but not always .........
18 Apr, 2011
Azaleas are usually deciduous, but there are some evergreen ones as well... the difference is in the leaves really - rhododendrons have glossy, thick leaves - while azaleas have smaller, softer leaves, often bit hairy...
18 Apr, 2011
thanks amy..
soft leaves Kasy i will check on the hairiness
18 Apr, 2011
Looks like a Rhodo to me! Can't grow them in our soil.
19 Apr, 2011
Its a beauty which ever it is .
22 Apr, 2011
ditto sixpence :)
24 Jun, 2011
Thank you Cheepcheep looking at it looks like an Azalea by the leaves being smaller than the Rhododendron.
26 Jun, 2011
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Is that a Rhododendron?
18 Apr, 2011