Chapman's Rhododendron - Rhododendron minus var. chapmanii Deer Resistant this trillium has sepals that

this trillium has sepals that swoop low like secretive whispers and clawed maroon petals that curl inward

mass plantings

consider planting this perennial

Found as a chance seedling in the woods of Alabama in 1969

Chapman's Rhododendron - Rhododendron minus var. chapmanii Deer Resistant this trillium has sepals thatNative to a handful of counties in northern Florida, Chapmans Rhododendron is a federally endangered plant that is sure to bring a pop of springtime color and character to the avid plant collector's garden. This deciduous shrub flowers in early April, showing off upright, rosy pink flowers and leathery leaves which emerge after the flowers fade. Our plants are nursery grown from cultivated specimens. A must have for the azalea admirer or conservation