Rhododendron cumberlandense Orange Native Cumberland Azalea

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Rhododendron cumberlandense Orange Native Cumberland AzaleaRhododendron cumberlandense Deciduous Native Cumberland Azalea Orange to Red Native Azalea Zones 5b 9 Rhododendron cumberlandense, known as the Cumberland Azalea, is a gorgeous native azalea. When it was named by Lucy Braun nearly 80 years ago, it was described as the red azalea of the Cumberlands. Mountaineers before her had often referred to this azalea as the "Red Honeysuckle". The Cumberland Azalea has larger leaves and orange to red blooms

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