Rhododendrons are grown from seeds, cuttings or grafting. Most home gardeners do not start Rhododendrons from seed, as plant grown from seed takes 2-10 years to produce the first bloom. Most homeowners buy established Rhododendron plants while in full bloom from a garden store.enus: Rhododendron. A Rhododendron bush, is a popular flowering bush and foundation plant, with bright spring blooms. They are native to tropical and temperate regions. While it is a bush, Rhododendron bushes can grow up to 80 feet tall! Rhododendrons are closely related to Azaleas.
The word calf can mean either a baby cow or bull, or the area of the back of your leg between your ankle and knee. Cattle are not the only animals whose babies are called calves. You can use the word to mean a baby whale, baby elephant, camel, bison, elk, giraffe, gnu, hippopotamus, moose, ox, reindeer, rhinoceros, and yak. If a large piece of ice breaks off of a glacier or iceberg, well that's a calf too!
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: A cow is a female 'bovine' A steer is a neutered male. There is a theory that heifer (young female) meat is tenderest because female beef tends to have less surface fat, the fat being distributed through the meat.The densest beef is bull meat but is tough and can smell.A steer, being an neutered bull still has the density to the meat but is not producing tostesterone to give the meat that bullish quality. Bull meat and aged cow meat tend to be used more for ground-beef.hat is all a steer is. A cow is a cow and it does not point to any classification within the species. So a steer is a cow just a type. An non-castrated male cow is called a bull.