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Originally Posted by TowPro
I feel the need to respectfully infrom you that is wild Rotodendren in this picture. I been waiting for that to bloom! Time to hit the low lands of Central PA for some beautiful views! (and happens to coincide with my vacation next week).
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Well now you have gone and made me read/learn. Apparently we have both in PA.
Mountain laurel is evergreen, with pointed oval leaves, while rhododendron's leathery round-tipped leaves curl up like cigars in sub-freezing temperatures. Small mountain laurel flower buds look crimped, while rhododendron buds are plump and pointed. A laurel flower resembles a tiny cup or bowl with five points or minuscule lobes. Rhododendron blossoms are larger, with obvious five-petal lobes.
Read more: Difference Between Mountain Laurel & Rhododendrons | eHow.com
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