Rhododendron vaseyi

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Rhododendron vaseyi is among the first and most beautiful spring-flowering native azaleas to bloom with masses of light pink bell-shaped flowers on leafless stems. It is endemic to North Carolina in the United States, where it is known only from the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Similar plants:

• Rhododendron 'Freya' (Azalea 'Freya')
• Rhododendron 'Pallas' (Azalea 'Pallas')
• Rhododendron arborescens (Smooth Azalea)
• Rhododendron austrinum (Florida Azalea, Orange Azalea)
• Rhododendron canescens (Wild Honeysuckle, Piedmont Azalea, Hoary Azalea)
• Rhododendron forrestii (Azalea)
• Rhododendron hippophaeoides (Hippophaeoides Rhododendron)
• Rhododendron hybrid White (White Rhododendron)
• Rhododendron impeditum (Dwarf Rhododendron)
• Rhododendron kiusianum (Kyushu azalea)