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I’ve never been around them til I moved to WA I was born and raised in the Bay Area and Northern Calif so I was surprised when we moved to this house and there were 12 one is an actual tree and the rest are in different sizes and colors. I’ve noticed that to they g through different stages...

I’ve noticed especially when we have a freeze the leaves are straight down and frozen

@Rhodie Ranch I love your name… Are you a rhodie expert? 🙏🏻

Exactly and it will eventually mulch.. our poplar tree after he stumped it out was a popular spot for mushrooms and they weren’t magical lol

I asked our landscaper to cut this bonsai type tree down in front.. he cut it at the stalk and never removed the stump lol I’m like umm okay and it turns out I planted my peony and honey suckle next to it and you would never know its there.. probably do that with this rhodie too and plant bulbs...

I don’t think I could do all that I have a bad siataca maybe our landscaper will if not the stump will probably sit too

Thank you 😊 No nothing has changed and I don’t believe it’s receiving water from the neighbor although great observation.. there is this tree that hangs over from one neighbor that’s loaded with these red berries.. but it really hasn’t mattered over the years.. I think it just got old I have...

I use Osmocote

No he just said it was dead ☠️ with that icon lol They were here when we moved in about a dozen bushes these are the ones in front from 2 yearsc ago 3 at the end past my peony in the front by the window that’s my Sierra guarding them lol these are in the backyard the one at the end...

My neighbor studied horticulture and he said after I had asked here it had died… Oh that’s not to far away I’ll have to stop by there sometime

Thanks so much 😊

It’s just that the leaves turned brown and it had no sign of disease so I attributed it to to much rain and not enough sun.. last year it rained through May almost June, I got 5 peaches because the blossoms were knocked off by the rain and normally I get at least a hundred. It may be from old...

They have usually flourished, I use Oscomote fertilizer on them.. but they have been going through the harsher winters and they are old

Hi neighbor, Yes they were, it was a rough year and last year too.. it seemed like winter lasted through spring

I’m hoping it’s not going to take to much muscle to dig it up

Thank you I think it’s a goner too I appreciate the reply

This Rhododendron along with 12 others were here when we moved in this house 14 years ago we have harsh cold winters here in Washington state. One year the leaves were completely brown so I trimmed them all back and it’s been 2 years now and nothing has come back. There is a rhodie next to it...

My Beautiful tiger orchid bloomed today it just appeared one year in my beloved Maddie dogs rock garden I made for her in loving memory