Unique Marmalade Japanese Gardens

Unique Marmalade Japanese GardensA magical rhododendron hybrid created by the late Joe Davis of Sumner, Washington by crossing the light pink flowering R. 'Unique' with the orange rhododendron R. 'Orange Marmalade'. The resulting hybrid look very orange in color from a distance. When you get close there is a blend of pink and yellow in the flower. The flower trusses are rounded clusters that are presented nicely, and cover the plant. This hybrid has very nice rounded foliage, and

this unusual Japanese is really quite unique

The plant will be 5 ft

Buds of rose-opal flushed cream open to rose colored flowers with a yellowish throat

smaller growing blue spruce

The purple flowers have a small yellow-orange flare with red spots that gives richness to the color

as it is difficult to find

acuminata is one of its parents

The foliage is olive-green with the new growth being more bronze

usually in late January to mid February

Single ivory flowers appear in summer to fill the garden with an intoxicating fragrance

Rounded compact habit

calendulaceum