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Effects of Cutting Back Elepidotes, Rejuvenation of Tired Rhododendrons, Encouraging New Growth, Reports from Posts on Rhodo@Yahoo.com See "Niagara Rhodo" Newsletter, of the Niagara Region Chapter, March 2009 Photos by Hank Helm, Bainbridge Island, Washington Tom Schuetz, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Nicholas Yarmoshuk, St. Catharines, Ontario Harold Greer, Eugene, Oregon
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New growth. Note large old trunk. (Scheutz) |
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1 year later - expanded growth (Schuetz) |
Before the clear-cut (Helm) |
Native Rhodo by the road(Helm) |
By the roadside (Helm) |
In the woods (Helm) |
Kitsap Peninsula (Helm) |
Mineral Creek Clear Cut & Regeneration (Helm) |
Reneration in progress (Helm) |
Regeneration (Helm) |
5 - 7 Years after Clear Cut (Helm) |
Compact growth in full sun (Helm) |
Natural seedlings by the roadside (Helm) |
Delp's Hotline Beauty in crowded conditions (Yarmoshuk) |
Hotline Beauty moved to full sun location (Yarmoshuk) |
Hotline Beauty 1 year after cut-back (Yarmoshuk) |
Large trunk rhodo several years after cut back. (Greer) |
Instruction on Pruning |
