Rhododendron Austrinum Knowledge Assessment

The video tutorial introduces the Rhododendron Austrinum, also known as the Florida Flame Azalea, a native deciduous shrub. It covers its habitat, characteristics, flowering patterns, and identification tips. The plant thrives in zones six to nine, prefers filtered light, and can grow in full sun to part shade. The tutorial also discusses the leaf characteristics, including their pubescence and arrangement. The plant's form is described as an open vase shape, and it is valued for its early spring bloom and use in mixed borders.

What is another name for Rhododendron Austrinum?

• Japanese Maple

• Southern Magnolia

• Mountain Laurel

• Florida Flame Azalea

In which USDA hardiness zones does Rhododendron Austrinum thrive?

• Zones 1 to 3

• Zones 3 to 5

• Zones 10 to 12

• Zones 6 to 9

What type of soil is best for growing Rhododendron Austrinum?

• Dry, rocky soil

• Moist, well-drained acid soil

• Clay, neutral soil

• Sandy, alkaline soil

What is the ideal light condition for Rhododendron Austrinum?

• Part shade only

• Full sun only

• Full sun to part shade

• Full shade

When do the flowers of Rhododendron Austrinum typically appear?

• Before the leaves

• As the leaves are coming out

• In the winter

• After the leaves

What causes the color variations in Rhododendron Austrinum flowers?

• Sunlight exposure

• Watering frequency

• Hybridization

• Soil pH levels

What is a notable feature of the new leaves of Rhododendron Austrinum?

• They are glossy

• They are pubescent

• They are thorny

• They are waxy

What leaf shape is characteristic of Rhododendron Austrinum?

• Aubovate

• Ovate

• Lanceolate

• Cordate

What is the typical height range for Rhododendron Austrinum?

• 5 to 8 feet

• 30 to 35 feet

• 10 to 15 feet

• 20 to 25 feet

For what purpose is Rhododendron Austrinum commonly used in landscaping?

• Early spring bloom

• Fall foliage

• Summer shade

• Winter interest