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grown from seed … ‘ The Willow Garden ’ way Rhododendrons & Azaleas
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- 1. grown from seed … ‘ The Willow Garden ’ way Rhododendrons & Azaleas
- 2. Seed Pods- not quite ripe
- 3. Let’s start at the very beginning...AZALEA SEED PODS
- 4. Rhododendron Seed Pods
- 5. SEEDS SIDE BY SIDEAzaleaRhododendron
- 6. The Planting Begins …......The Growing Mix Peat
- 7. Assemble Seed PacksLabel Pots Fill pots Tamp lightly
- 8. shake smallquantity ofseed intohand
- 9. sprinkle seed sparselyon surface
- 10. Place seeded pots in tray to soakDrain on pad of newspaper
- 11. Seal pots inplastic food storage bags
- 12. Sealed bags under lights….. Note slight layer of condensation
- 13. Trays about 12” from light Light
- 14. Seedlings stay in bags until
- 15. Seedlings still in Plastic8-10 weeks
- 16. Many pots of seedlings …..…… about ready to transplant
- 17. seedlingsready fortransplant
- 18. Transplantlots of roots
- 19. seedlings ~ Feb1from late Oct. sowing
- 20. seedlings transplanted to 6-cell packs
- 21. into tray to be watered, drain on paper
- 22. AzaleasRhodies
- 23. R. mucronulatum seedlings
- 24. each 6-cell packhas a vinyl labelwith seed lot info
- 25. Growing Cabinet with Transplants
- 26. Transplanted Seedling Care Water from bottom- we
- 27. about the 6-month stage Most azaleas and
- 28. Precocious ARS’01 #390
- 29. Слайд 29
- 30. …. more of this one later….
- 31. Plants as they might appear ~ 6 months
- 32. (aureum x ‘Prelude’) BPT#80-5 X (yakushimanum x aureum) Berg (WEA)
- 33. Слайд 33
- 34. ‘Minas Grand Pre’ x ‘Tantramar’ (PET)
- 35. Azaleas in 6-pack ~5 monthsAzalea seedlings
- 36. Well - rooted seedlings are ready
- 37. Preparation of Nursery Bed- June ’04Potato patch
- 38. Nursery bed - mostly dug upClaymore50% shade on last years plantsEarly June
- 39. Rhodie Soil PreparationEarly JuneWell dug soil, good
- 40. Rhodie Planting TechniquesSite: sun / half shadeGive
- 41. Seedlings in Nursery … late Julymulch
- 42. View of partly planted 2001 nursery
- 43. Shade cloth over 2003 seedling bed
- 44. labels -printed both ends2 inserted in each rowGround-level view of seedlings
- 45. …speaking of labelsembossable wiredaluminum labels
- 46. ‘Haaga’ x ‘Barbara Cook’
- 47. Слайд 47
- 48. shade cloth removed early autumn
- 49. Oct19/04seedling bed with fall colors
- 50. AZALEA SEEDLINGS IN AUTUMN
- 51. Winterization Erect a baffle to give wind
- 52. baffle for winter partly installedOct20/04Claymore
- 53. Baffle for wind protection
- 54. early springseedlings after first winter
- 55. seedlings after first winter
- 56. 2002 seedlings after a full yearchecking for weeds
- 57. 2002 seedlings after a full year
- 58. late summer-shade offlast year’sseedlings
- 59. Spring Jobs Fertilize, if needed Renew mulch
- 60. spring jobs to enhance seedlings
- 61. AR99 #31Bravo x R. sutchueneseprune to enhancebushinessAR99#31Bravo x R. sutchuenense
- 62. Слайд 62
- 63. Multiple new shootsUsually get as least two-three new shoots
- 64. Seedling Progress - year 1
- 65. Seedling Progress - year 2good foliage even at this early stage
- 66. the precociousARS’01 #390Seedling Progress - year 2
- 67. The precociousARS’01 #390
- 68. Seedling Progress(azaleas have progress too!)~July2/04
- 69. siblingsAR96-61( Alstrup)(Janet Blair x Sham’s Candy)x unknown hyb. white/dark blotch
- 70. ARS92-765Barbara Cook x Janet Blairaffectionately known as ‘Sproeten’
- 71. buds with very frilly edges
- 72. ‘Sproeten’ truss
- 73. ARS92 #940 Janet Blair X Orange Marmalade
- 74. ARS’92 #608 series of siblings[(Big Deal x Donna Hardgrove) x (Golden Star x Catalgla)] x wardii
- 75. ARS’92 #608 series of siblingsSibling #7
- 76. ARS’92 #608 large ivory siblingaka “Ivory Cloud”
- 77. anticipating next spring
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Seed Pods- not quite ripe
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Слайд 6The Planting Begins …......
The Growing Mix
Peat Moss - 20L
Perlite - 10L
Pro-Mix -10L
Super Phosphate
…..15 ml
as a slurryInstant dissolving
..15-30-15 regular strength
Слайд 13 Trays about 12” from light
Light period 14 Hours
+/-
…. cool white tubes
Germination
can be expected within…... 10-21 days
Check bags periodically for mould….
……… remove with tweezers
Seedling Expectations
Temperature ~70F/ 20C
Слайд 14 Seedlings stay in bags until
~2nd set
leaves
Crowded pots should be thinned
Gradually open bags /
expose to air Monitor moisture as bags are opened
Transplant when plants are
acclimated….and big enough to handle
….~ 10-14 weeks
Слайд 26Transplanted Seedling Care
Water from bottom- we use rain water
Water with a dilute ( 1/8) fertilizer
e.g. 15-30-15 @ each watering Rotate trays for even growth
Talk to them each day!
Maintain high moisture levels
Слайд 27about the 6-month stage
Most azaleas and small leaf rhodies
will need to be pinched
Fast growing types may
need to move to a 4-cell pack
Example of a fast growing type…..
Слайд 36 Well - rooted seedlings are ready to go
outside
by mid-June to mid-July
A week or so of gradual
exposure to windand moderate light
Trays should now have drainage if they are
exposed to rain
Plant in a nursery bed area or cold frame
Transition to the ‘real world’
Слайд 39Rhodie Soil Preparation
Early June
Well dug soil, good drainage
Amended with ~1/3
organic material
Reasonably fertile, annual fertilizer
Mulched applied after planting
Слайд 40Rhodie Planting Techniques
Site: sun / half shade
Give wind protection
Plant same
depth as in pot
Loosen rootball if necessary
Water well through season
Слайд 51Winterization
Erect a baffle to give wind protection
Extra mulch
can be applied
Evergreen branches may be used
Слайд 59Spring Jobs
Fertilize, if needed
Renew mulch
Prune rhodies as
soon as new
vegetative shoots elongate
Nip tops of small azaleas Weed out poor or damaged plants
Слайд 74ARS’92 #608 series of siblings
[(Big Deal x Donna Hardgrove) x
(Golden Star x Catalgla)] x wardii
![ARS’92 #608 series of siblings[(Big Deal x Donna Hardgrove) x (Golden Star x Catalgla)] x wardii](/img/thumbs/96485e47aae88c73f423f46a8d40bfd0-800x.jpg "grown from seed …
‘ The Willow Garden ’ way
Rhododendrons & Azaleas ARS’92 #608 series of siblings[(Big Deal x Donna Hardgrove) x (Golden Star x Catalgla)] x wardii")
