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     Labrador Tea is a beautiful airy shrub native to acidic boggy areas, sunny, moist shores and damp woods.  It makes an excellent garden plant and looks especially beautiful when planted en masse.

 

     In late spring clusters of fragrant white flowers appear at the ends of the stems and are highly visible as they are on top of the leaves.

 

     Late summer fruit capsules are yellow, drooping and fuzzy.

 

     Labrador Tea attracts butterflies, and while deer will browse, it's not their favorite plant.

Rhododendron, Labrador Tea

SKU: RG01-SS
$32.00Price
1 Gallon
Out of Stock
    • Latin: Rhododendron groenlandicum
    • Height: 3 feet high and wide
    • Light: Full to part sun
    • Soil: Moist, well drained
    • Bloom: White, clusters, May-August
    • Foliage: Evergreen, fragrant, rolled sides
    • Landscape: Garden, specimen, along moist areas
    • Resistance: n/a
    • Native range here

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