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JohnnyD
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We have had this rhododendron for some years, even showing it many years ago. It is clearly now in need of the imminent replanting into a more ericaceous compost.
The problem is - which rhodo is it?
Can anyone help?
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John Dower, Frodsham, Cheshire.
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Hi Johnny
John Grimshaw recently posted Rhododendron 'Milky Way' on Instagram
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Hi Johnny,
I think you should look at ‘Arctic Tern’
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Pretty much six of one and half a dozen of the other for the two rhodos mentioned - both also described as "Labrador Teas" I think 'Milky Way' is much more recent than 'Arctic Tern' and if you've had it a while then it is AT which is the more likely.
What your plant needs now it repotting into nice fresh ericaceous compost and given several feeds of Miracid plant food - that should buck it up a bit!
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May 03, 2020, 04:12:16 PM »
Maggi's right. I wouldn't attempt an id of these two.
Arctic Tern at Erik Jespersen's in Denmark
Milky Way @ Indian Harbour, Nova Scotia
Milky Way @ Indian Harbour, Nova Scotia
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I am now beginning to remember Arctic Tern - from somwhere in the furthest recesses of my memory, so that is what it will be labelled in its' fresh compost.
Thanks everyone,
JohnnyD
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