On 13/1/08 13:04, in article ,
"Eddy" wrote:

Sacha wrote:
I don't know if these would be happy but if rhododendrons would be, why not
evergreen azaleas of different types? The scented ones are really gorgeous.

Yes, azaleas are not nearly as thick-trunked, are they, so the roots may
not be as much of a problem, if, in fact, rhododendron roots are. I'll
research azaleas too.

Eddy.

The variety R. luteum is lovely for scent, though it's deciduous but mixed
in with others, I think it would be very rewarding. These people seem to
have a large range of all sorts of Rhododendrons and azaleas.
http://www.rhododendrons.co.uk/index.htm

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