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Carolina Native’s Evergreen Rhododendron Cheat Sheet

	Size	Bloom Time	Bloom Description	Characteristics, etc	Best Link with Photos
R. arborescens Sweet	Up to 15’	May to August	White with red pistils, sometimes yellow or yellow splotches, very fragrant	Shiny, dark green leaves, very hardy	Mt. Cuba
R. alabamense Alabama	5-6’	April, May	White to White with yellow blotches, fragrant	Stoloniferous, Southern, Zones 6-8	Auburn University
R. atlanticum Coastal, Dwarf	4-8’	April-May	White, sometimes flushed with pink	Leaves have a distinctive blue tint, Zones 5-8	N.C. State University
R. austrinum Florida Flame	8-10’	April-May	Yellow, gold, light orange, not fragrant	Large leaves, hardy, zones 6-9	Floridata
R. calendulaceum Flame, Honeysuckle	Up to 12’	Mid-summer	Varies from Yellow to bright orange, can hold blooms for weeks	Zones 5-7, can’t handle heat	Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
R. canadense Rhodora	3-4’	April to May	Pink to purple, not fragrant	Stoloniferous, moist sites, Zones 3-6	Go Botany
R. canescens Piedmont, Hoary	10-15’	Early Spring	Pink to rose, fragrant sweet to musky	Stoloniferous and big Zones 5-9	Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
R. cumberlandense Cumberland	Up to 10’	May	Orange to Red	Leaves out later than Flames, Zones 4-8	American Rhododendron Society Mass. Chapter
R. flammenum Oconee	6-8’	April-May	Yellow to orange to red, non-fragrant	Zones 6-7	Missouri Botanical Gardens
R. periclymeniodes Pinxterbloom	4-12’	Late to mid- season	Usually pale pink but can be white to deeper purple, slightly fragrant	Stoloniferous, found all over eastern US	Missouri Botanical Garden
R. prinophyllum Roseshell	4-8’	May to June	Mostly pink to dark pink, slightly fragrant	Cooler, upland ranges from Va. To New England	Go Botany
R. prunifolium Plumleaf	Up to 20’	Late July –August	Orange red to red, not fragrant	Great fall ccolor, Zones 5-8	N.C. State University
R. vaseyi Pinkshell	5-10’	May	Pink, rarely white and not fragrant	Native to NC mountains, high altitude, not heat tolerant	Mt. Cuba
R. viscosum Swamp	3-8’	Early Summer	Small, white, fragrant	Zones 4-6, sometimes called catch-fly or clammy azalea	Missouri Botanical Gardens

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