Rhododendron austrinum 'Reagan' Best Seller and the two-and-a-half-inch white cups

and the two-and-a-half-inch white cups glow against the coarse

natural sports

The likeliest account is a quiet romance between Georgia savory (Clinopodium georgianum) and a neighboring false rosemary (Conradina)

since the family is mildly toxic

and enjoy a native evergreen that shrugs off salt

Rhododendron austrinum 'Reagan' Best Seller and the two-and-a-half-inch white cups'Reagan' is a richly colored selection of the Florida azalea, Rhododendron austrinum, chosen in the wild in Florida near the Apalachicola River, the great blackwater river whose ravines shelter some of the Southeast's rarest plants. Where the typical Florida azalea runs to clear gold and orange, this form pairs yellow petals with deep reddish pink buds and flower tubes, so that from a distance the whole shrub takes on a warm, red flushed glow uncommon