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Pacific Northwest Gardening: only one bloom on my rhododendron this year

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Forum: Pacific Northwest GardeningReplies: 27, Views: 150
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JoieM
Portland, OR
(Zone 8a)

May 28, 2006
05:29 PM

Post #2325978

We planted three fairly large rhododendrons a year ago. They were in bloom at the time. This year, one bloomed beautifully, but the other two did not. Also one of them seems to be a favorite of the slugs. Ever hear of slugs eating a rhododendron? Could they have eaten the flower buds before they had a chance?

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