The Rhododendron [serial]; Volume 1925 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781173240295)

The Rhododendron, Volume 1925, presents a snapshot of horticultural and botanical interests during the early 20th century. This volume, likely published around 1922, offers insights into the cultivation, appreciation, and study of rhododendrons and related plant life, particularly within the Appalachian region.

Published under the auspices of Appalachian State University, this serial publication serves as a valuable resource for researchers, historians, and gardening enthusiasts interested in the intersection of botany, regional history, and the evolution of horticultural practices. Explore the pages of "The Rhododendron" to discover historical perspectives on one of the South's most beloved flowering plants.

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