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Azalea & Rhododendron
maggiewp_gw

Rhododendron nursery/farm

12 years ago

Hello,

Can anyone recommend a rhododendron nursery in Central PA. I am in need of quite a few (10) larger plants and I'm not interested in going the Lowes pot-bound plant route. I am not set on a particualr variety, but am looking for healthy plants that will do well in partial sun.

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