Rhododendron glandulosum (Pacific or Trapper's Tea) Fall Foliage Each year the previous pseudobulb

Each year the previous pseudobulb is replaced by new growth

Notes:  Flowers emerge on a delicate curved stalks

Family:  Betulaceae

Clumping rhizome

White flowers in spring

Rhododendron glandulosum (Pacific or Trapper's Tea) Fall Foliage Each year the previous pseudobulbFamily: Ericaceae Zone: 3 9 Natural Range: PNW Soil: Average to moist, humus rich Light: Part shade, sun Attributes: Evergreen, 2' 3' tall. Clusters of small white blooms in late spring to summer. Small, opposite, dark green above and gray underneath. Aromatic foliage when crushed. Notes: A lovely small shrub for the bog garden, moist bed or near a pond. Plant near large rocks and logs. Pot Size: Small round Band Pot