Rhododendron occidentale (Western Azalea) Native Edibles Plant Description: Commonly found growing

Plant Description: Commonly found growing as a small tree

habitat and cover for many different types of wildlife

Width: 3-6

It prefers places with rich soil at elevations from sea level to 7513 ft

This plant attracts birds

Rhododendron occidentale (Western Azalea) Native Edibles Plant Description: Commonly found growingPlant Description: A small to medium sized shrub with many slender branches and a beautiful, lacey silhouette. Glossy green leaves are oblong with entire leaf margins. Western azalea is deciduous and, in the autumn, leaves turn yellow, scarlet, or crimson before dropping. White or pale pink, extremely fragrant flowers grow in corymbs (clusters) of 5 20 and have five showy petals with the uppermost splashed with orange on the inside, signaling