After the ablation, children often feel that their heart is about to race. This feeling is normal. It is caused by single early beats that may have started the heart racing before the procedure.
Pink is another classic rhododendron color, with both light and dark pink blooms available. âNormandyâ features small blooms with a dark, almost purple, pink, while âIgnatius Sargentâ features blossoms that show both dark and light pinks. Both grow in USDA hardiness zones 4 through 8.
The Rosebay rhododendron is the source for the whitish flashes of color that you find in the lower elevations of the park, up to about 5,000 feet. The Catawba rhododendron is the source of the pinkish swatches of color that cover the high elevations. Throughout most of the year, both types of rhododendrons are dark green with oily looking leaves. Rhododendrons donât like lots of sun and tend to be in the shady areas of the park and along the streams and creeks.