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hairy alpine rose

plant
Also known as: Rhododendron hirsutum
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  • Pacific rhododendron
    rhododendron
    / Major species

    …in the mid-1600s, was the hairy alpine rose (R. hirsutum), which may grow as high as 1 meter (3 feet). Large-leaved species (and their hybrids) from the Himalayan region have long been popular ornamental plants in temperate areas without extreme winter cold. A number of species known as azaleas were…

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    …in the mid-1600s, was the hairy alpine rose (R. hirsutum), which may grow as high as 1 meter (3 feet). Large-leaved species (and their hybrids) from the Himalayan region have long been popular ornamental plants in temperate areas without extreme winter cold. A number of species known as azaleas were…

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