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Design ideaskalmia is a natural addition to gardens in the pacific northwest and grows wherever you can plant rhododendron successfully. It grows in a large rounded mound and has dark green foliage that remains on the plant all year.
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Mountain laurel will grow in usda zones 5 to 9 in deep shade to full sun but it does best in moderate to partial shade. Useful as a landscape accent informal hedge or border where its flowers can be enjoyed. My plant was truly dwarf about 30 centimetres in height its leaves are oval and glossy dark green. This family includes rhododendrons azaleas blueberries and cranberries all of which are woody shrubs that thrive in moist well drained acidic soil.It s sometimes called a calico bush because the pink or white flowers usually have dark pink or maroon markings. A showy shrub native to eastern north america mountain laurel is closely related to azaleas and rhododendrons. Flower attributesflowers for cutting showy flowers. Mountain laurel is a member of the heath or heather family ericaceae.
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