A large and spectacular group of shrubs which flower mainly from April until June. The growth and leaf size vary enormously from dwarf, alpine types to large tree forms and because of this diversity there is a rhododendron or azalea for most gardens. The more compact varieties are ideal for growing in pots. If grouped together on a large scale, they make a fantastic display. This can also be achieved on a smaller scale with the more compact varieties. Rhododendrons; A Care & Cultivation Guide
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A beautiful compact variety with large, semi-double reddish-pink flowers in May. HEIGHT: 30-80cm
A neat evergreen mound covered in pure white flowers during May. HEIGHT: 70cm
Large pale-lilac flowers with a fluted edge in May on a neat and compact shrub. HEIGHT: 50cm. SPREAD: 65cm
Compact variety with a profusion of purple violet flowers from mid May. HEIGHT: 75cm
Extra large, usually 7cm across, pure white flowers late May to Mid June. HEIGHT: 75cm
Masses of red flowers from May-June. HEIGHT: 75cm SPREAD: 75cm
Red flowers in May. Leaves turn deep burgundy red in the winter. HEIGHT: 1m
Large, double, deep pink flowers in late May. HEIGHT: 80cm SPREAD: 150cm
Masses of delicate pinky white flowers in late May. Ideal for containers. HEIGHT: 50cm
A tough, neat growing plant with bronze foliage in winter. Dainty double pink flowers in May. HEIGHT: 60cm
A profusion of large pink flowers during May. HEIGHT: 75cm SPREAD: 1m
A new variety with two-tone, double pink flowers during May. HEIGHT: 60cm SPREAD: 90cm
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