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My neighbors Rhododendron. I like how I lined it up with the fire hydrant.
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https://athling2001.wordpress.com/2016/05/03/flower-of-the-day-may-2-2016-rhododendron/
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Looks like the tree grew right out of the fire hydrant. )D
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😀 Thanks Karen.
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Lovely Cee
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Thanks Raewyn. 😀
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And I hope to do this one regularly. At the moment I have problems as my web hoster for photos, has a problem and I have to send my photos by e-mail to the site for it to work. I love rhodedendron and this is a wonderful example – great shot. the problem is that they have to have special soil and I no longer have the time or energy to do it all. I just enjoy seeing the plant in other gardens.
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I didn’t know they need a specific type of soil. Where I live they grow like wild flowers. We must have the right soil. 😀
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I am not an expert, but I know they like acidic soil and they grow best with 4-5.6 PH values. You might have to prepare your soil, but it might be that your soil has the correct balance. In my area I would have to put in special soil, but as the roots do not go very deep, it would not be a big problem.
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Here’s mine: https://daffodilwild.wordpress.com/2016/05/02/vase-on-monday-ornamental-apple/
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That is one healthy Rhodie!
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It has even more blooms on it now. 😀 Thanks for commenting.
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Wow!
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Ha. Looks like a vase. Gorgeous tree. Spring has sprung.
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Maybe that is why I like this photo. You are so very right Judy. 😀
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