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Rhododendron Purple Gem /PJM?

Rockdale (RI Z6)
7 years ago

Hi,

Can you help me ID these two Rhododendrons? Are the first two pictures "Purple Gem" and the next three pictures "PJM"? I planted these two Rhododendron on my foundation three years ago and now I realize that they are different plants. I checked my tags and did some research I think these two are the closest. I do have two "Purple Gem" tags but could not find another "Purple Gem" in my yard. I wanted to get a confirmed ID so that I can replace another one with the same. Now they are on each side of my main entrance and it is not symmetrical at all. Thanks in advance.


"Purple Gem"?


"PJM"?



Comments (5)

  • akamainegrower
    7 years ago

    The first two are probably Purple Gem. The rest are definitely not PJM. Hard to tell from the photos, but these seem to be an evergreen azalea. There are dozens of this color, so nearly impossible to say what specific variety.

    Rockdale (RI Z6) thanked akamainegrower
  • Rockdale (RI Z6)
    Original Author
    7 years ago

    Thank you. I am going to get a "purple gem" and move another one to my back yard.

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    urban oasis
    6 years ago

    The second one is Rhododendron yedoense var. poukhanense.


  • idahotimber
    5 years ago

    Purple Gem is a PJM rhododendron. They look leggy and probably need more hours of sun.

  • gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
    5 years ago

    idaho, I think you may have your facts mixed. There is no relationship between 'Purple Gem' and the PJM group....other than they share a seed parent. akamaine had it correct - the first two photos are of Purple Gem; the second two are of some sort of azalea, possibly the one referred to by urban oasis. There are no PJM's showing in the photos.

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