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John & Sally's Favorite Rhododendrons ARS Massachusetts Chapter  by John & Sally Perkins Rhododendron semibarbatum Picture by S & J Perkins Since 1985, we have attempted to grow more than 500 different cultivars of rhododendron, of which more than 350 have flowered. Of those that have flowered and we have grown for at least 5 years, the following have done the best in our garden: Small Leaf (lepidotes) 'April White' 'Dora Amateis' 'Ginny Gee' 'Manitou' 'Mary Fleming' 'Myrtifolium' 'Southland' dauricum 'Delp's dwarf' keiskei var. cordifolia minus grp. carolinianum mucronulatum  'Cornell Pink' mucronulatum  'Crater's Edge' Notes on lepidotes Large Leaf (elepidotes) 'Anna H. Hall' 'Crete' 'Golden Gala' 'Hello Dolly' 'Henry's Red' 'Percy Wiseman' aureum X yakushimanum [Berg] brachycarpum var. tigerstedtii degronianum var. tsukushimanium yakushimanum dwarf yakushimanum 'Mist Maiden' Deciduous Azaleas 'Golden Lights' 'Keowee Sunset' 'Marydel' 'My Mary' 'Snowbird' cumberlandense 'Camp's Red' flammeum 'Hazel Hamilton' vaseyi viscosum'Betty Cummins' Evergreen Azaleas 'Holly's Late Pink' 'Michael Hill' kaempferi kiusianum yeodense var. poukhanense semibarbatum Some thoughts on evergreen azaleas