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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Dwarf shrub of compact, upright habit. Leaves bronze red in winter with profuse pink flowers during March and April. HEIGHT: 1-1.5m
Delicate clusters of tiny white flowers late April to late May. HEIGHT: 60cm
(Inkharo) A wonderful flowering alternative to box hedging. Trusses of magenta flowers in June. Very hardy to -20C and tolerant of soil pH to 7.5. HEIGHT: 75cm in 10 years.
(Inkharo) A wonderful flowering alternative to box hedging. Trusses of pink flowers in June. Very hardy to -20C and tolerant of soil pH to 7.5. HEIGHT: 75cm in 10 years.
Rich red bell shaped flowers during April and May against a background of dark green leaves that have a purple reverse. LIME FREE, humus rich soil. HEIGHT: 1.2m SPREAD: 1.2m
Bell-shaped, pale primrose flowers with pale pink flush in late April. Neat, rounded habit. HEIGHT: 90cm
Beautiful creamy white flowers from April and May. HEIGHT: 90cm
(Yakushimanum) Deep red flowers during May. HEIGHT: 80cm
Compact, mound forming shrub that freely produces white funnel shaped flowers in April and May. HEIGHT: 90cm
(Yakushimanum) Pink flowers with pale pink edges produced in May. HEIGHT: 90cm
(Yakushimanum) Compact plant with red shading to white, spotted yellow and green flowers during May. HEIGHT: 90cm
Deep pink buds open to wide funnel-shaped, pale pink flowers in April-May. Plant in sun or semi-shade in a LIME-FREE humus rich soil. HEIGHT: 70cm. SPREAD: 90cm.
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IN THE HOUSE: LIGHT: Bright light but not direct sun. TEMPERATURE: Keep cool. The cooler the plant is the longer the flowers will last. WATERING: Keep the compost moist but NOT TOO...
