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R. heliolepis

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Prod. Code: ac65-374_sl567

heliolepis var. brevistylum

 

Shrub, 6 to 15 ft.  Flower (June) are white to rose-purple to violet, often spotted.  Found in rocky gullies and coniferous forests at 10,000 to 12,000 ft.  China.

 

1966/622  (syn. brevistylum)  WGP  (-5).  Cherry-rose flowers.

 

1970/419  (pholidotum)  Forrest#6762:RBG  (0).  Form with rose-pink flowers.

 

heliolepis var. heliolepis

 

Erect evergreen shrubs with fragrant foliage. Both leaf surfaces are covered with large scales. The funnel-shaped flowers (early to mid-summer) are white to pink with variously colored spots and/or a blotch. A variable species prized for its late season of bloom and attractively scented foliage, especially when crushed or on warm sunny days. A widespread species which is common over a large area of SW China (Sichuan, Yunnan & Tibet) and adjacent areas of NE Upper Burma. Occurs in various habitats from 8,000 to 12,500 ft.

 

1965/374  RBG  (0).  Rose colored flowers, aromatic foliage.

 

1970/419 (var. brevistylum)  F#6762:RBGE (0\R1\5). This plant (formerly pholidotum) has a distinctive and attractive look. Very few.

 

1976/302  (fumidum)  COX (+5).  Form with lavender-pink flowers.

 

1977/323  (oporinum)  DG  (0).  Rose-pink flowers.

 

1984/002  CRA  (0).

 

1996sd523  (var. fumidum)  SEH#196:RSBG  (0\R1\5).  Grown from my collection of seed at 12,100 ft. on the Wumeng Shan in NE Yunnan, China.  Very attractive shiny foliage.

 

1997sd337  JN#299:RSBG  (0\R1\5).  As for 1997sd342.  Sun tolerant.  These are grown from seed collected wild near Weixi in NW Yunnan, China at 12,140 ft.

 

1997sd342  BH#106:RSBG  (0\R1\5).  Upright evergreen shrubs with highly aromatic foliage.  highly aromatic foliage.  The flowers are pink to purplish or sometimes white in early to mid-summer.  Grown from seed collected wild at 11,800 ft. in NW Yunnan, China.

 

1997sd361  97ARS#508  (0\R1\5).  These are grown from seed collected wild (BH#159) on the Cang Shan in NW Yunnan, China at 11,150 ft