Kay's Flower Fotos
Flower Photographs by Kay Ekwall
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Brookings, Oregon - Rhododendrons, Western Azaleas, Calla Lilies, Iris and Wild Rose
Pacific Rhododendron (Rhododendron Macrophyllum)
Description: Medium to large schrub. Found in coniferous or mixed forests.
Leaves: simple, alternate, evergreen. Leaves oblong, with smooth margns that are slightly rolled over at the edges.
Twigs: Bark rough, grayish brown. Stems erect. Flowers: Pink, bell shaped, with 5 lobes.
Fruit: A woody capsule.
Notable: sprouts easily after fire. A common landscape ornamental. The name "Rhododendrom: comes from the ancient Greek for "rose tree."
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Western Azalea/(Rhododendron Occidentale)
Description: Medium-siced, erect shrub. Common around springs and along streams and marshy flats.
Leaves: Simple, alternate, deciduous. Leaves eliptical with smooth margins.
Twigs: Gray to bluish, much branched shrub.
Flowers: white or pink, white with pink inside. Bell shaped flowers with 5 lobes.
Fruit: Woody capsule
Notable: They are so beautiful but also one is immersed in the beautiful smell that envelops them.
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Individual pictures of Western Azaleas
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