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Did you know that azaleas and rhododendrons are essentially the same thing?
They are both members of the rhododendron genus; they have similar blooms and similar cultural requirements. Some say the primary difference between the two is the number of pollen-bearing stamens – rhododendron have 10 or more per flower and azaleas have only five.
The rhododendron genus is divided into 5 main groups – large-leaf rhods, small-leaf rhods, Vireya rhods, deciduous azaleas and evergreen azaleas. The latter two are our primary concern here.
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