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12039
Two major findings occurred in deciduous azaleas since 2005. Dr. Ranney determined that several species thought to be 2ns are in fact 4ns. Dr. Hall determined...
sjperk5
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Feb 1, 2009
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12040
[this is from the ASK US page, so please send me a CC] I live in the Northern Virginia area. I have a few azaleas that have curled yellowish leaves that are...
Jay Heffner
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Feb 1, 2009
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12041
Hi, I also live in No. VA and but I haven't heard of Rhodendron gall midge. Do you know that that is a problem in this area? I would suspect that there are...
barry
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Feb 1, 2009
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12042
For many years the common belief, excluding canadense and vaseyi, was our native azaleas liked to cross with one another and produce fertile offspring. What...
sjperk5
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Feb 2, 2009
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12043
John: Thank you for summarizing all this.  Is it possible that some of these "common ancestor" azaleas could exist in some isolated location as a living...
Mike Creel
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Feb 2, 2009
2:33 am
12044
John, Regarding Ranney's findings: If you take another look at Jones, Ranney, Lynch, and Krebs, you will note that Ranney (ARS, Vol 61, No. 4, Fall 2007, pp...
William C. Miller III
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Feb 2, 2009
3:46 am
12045
Mike, ONE MORE TIME Is there possibly a common ancestor azalea lurking in the in Aiken county SC? More likely on a slope in the mountains of Georgia or a along...
sjperk5
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Feb 2, 2009
12:09 pm
12046
Bill I respectively disagree with your position. Here is the paper on line http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/theses/available/etd-03112008- 225130/unrestricted/etd.pdf ...
sjperk5
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Feb 2, 2009
12:50 pm
12047
We have posted a new azalea seedlist page, with a number of newly sold out seed lots. The seed is going fast, so get your orders in. Regards, Bob Stelloh...
Bob Stelloh
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Feb 3, 2009
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12048
When Ranney, Towe, and Miller approached Sally and I about getting samples of R. canadense for a ploidy test they were very specify about needing wild...
sjperk5
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Feb 3, 2009
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12049
I have spent most of my life in Idaho (Zone 4). I recently had the wonderful privilege of living in Mississippi for 2 years and the home I owned had lots of...
Brenda M. Monson
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Feb 3, 2009
10:47 pm
12050
Go to google and type in northern lights azaleas. The box stores should carry them in spring and you'll need good luck (and a lot of money) to find them...
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Feb 3, 2009
11:18 pm
12051
In response to John's post, I also sent material to Tom Ranney. He found the R. occidentale 'Double Dig Twelve' was a 4n while the rest of the samples I sent...
Red Cavender
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Feb 4, 2009
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12052
Is there any way to tell when azaleas will bloom?? These are Southern Indian , been planted several years. Maybe 10 we live in zone 7 but its really warmer...
fran
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Feb 4, 2009
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12053
Hi Fran, The best guess is to write down when they bloom each year and take the average. Weather affects the bloom time and I've studied the predictive ability...
barry
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Feb 4, 2009
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12054
Hi Fran, You didn't indicate where you live. That might make a difference. I'm in zone 7 in Maryland and my Southern Indian hybrids bloom in late April-early...
William C. Miller III
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Feb 4, 2009
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12055
Red Has 'Frank Mossman' been checked for ploidy? Since it appears that 'Leonard Frisbie' is a 2n based on SM 189 & 'Leonard Frisbie' being a 2n, one would...
sjperk5
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Feb 4, 2009
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12056
Based on the data I have collected over 19 years, the spring temperatures and not the winter temperatures determine bloom time. A cold winter can kill pips...
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Feb 4, 2009
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12057
John I know that my records are not as thorough as yours . . . . but yes . . . . . your data are consistent with the data I have here. Nick Yarmoshuk St....
Nicholas Yarmoshuk
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Feb 4, 2009
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John, I don't think that Ranney tested 'Frank Mossman' since it was an intraspecific hybrid. He just did the wild clones. Therefore, I don't know its polidy. ...
Red Cavender
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Feb 4, 2009
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Dick Is Stagecoach Hill close to Fort Bragg. For some reason I assume the 4n occidentale with Fort Bragg. Note: I know absolutely nothing about occidentale in...
sjperk5
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Feb 4, 2009
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12060
Has the ploidy of any crooses with DoubleDIg 12 been tested? What occidentale varieties ahs DD13 been crossed successfully with, and are any of the progeny...
Mike Creel
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Feb 4, 2009
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12061
John: How have you tested occidentale in your New Hampshire garden, and why do you think it has failed? Was it air temperature, other weather conditions, soil...
Mike Creel
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Feb 4, 2009
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12062
My compliments on your remarks below.  I concur. Mike Creel, SC ... From: sjperk5 <sjperk5@...> Subject: [AZ] Wild Collection To:...
Mike Creel
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Feb 4, 2009
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12063
We grew 3 R.occidentale from seed for about 10 years. Never got any bigger or smaller. Max height was about 4 inches. It would grew about 2 inches every summer...
sjperk5
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Feb 4, 2009
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12064
Mike Sally likes to summarize it this way. Ranney, Towe, and Miller showed that austrinum, atlanticum, calendulaceum, luteum, and colemanii are 4ns...
sjperk5
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Feb 5, 2009
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12065
Is there a white form of r. austrinum that occurs in the wild? There was seed in last year's ARS SE that was produced by pollen from "austrinum album," and if...
Jim Willhite
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Feb 7, 2009
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12066
Jim, This won't be much help, but I purchased a plant from Woodlanders Nursery back in 1998 that was listed as R. austrinum 'Alba'. I lost the plant several...
Mark Wright
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Feb 7, 2009
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12067
Jim:  I grow it.  I call it Reifler's Alba austrinum. My plant came from Woodlanders. It was discovered in the wild by naturalist Steve Reifler in Florida. ...
Mike Creel
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Feb 7, 2009
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12068
Hi Jim, I had purchased a plant from Woodlanders as R. austrinum alba years ago. I sent seeds to the exchange with the typo album. I notified the seed chair ...
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