Georgia Gardening: honeysuckle azalea, 1 by violabird

violabird wrote:
Not all natives have scent. I have seen native yellows, reds, and oranges without scent. Around here the pinks grow wild around the streams and dry creekbeds, the other natives are getting rare. The new crosses they are making may or may not have scent regardless of their name, I'd make sure you sniff before you buy and the blooming is winding down here.

Next sale I know of is in Griffin, GA. The usually have some, but check first and go early.
http://www.caes.uga.edu/campus/griffin/garden/VisitGarden.cf...

April 19, 2008 8:00 am - 5:00 pm - Research and Education Garden, Griffin, GA.
Spring Plant Sale. The Friends of the Garden will host their annual Spring Plant Sale and Garden Open House. Master Gardeners and other gardening enthusiasts will be on-hand to answer questions and assist customers.
Contact: Barbara King- [e-mail:dbrooks@griffin.uga.edu]

I bought this one there a few years back 'Varnadoe Phlox Pink' Rhododendron canescens
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/499592/#post_14007...

Good Luck!
Vi