A reliable and compact Rhodo that will be covered in vivid rose-red blooms during November. Exceptionally hardy and great for adding a pop of colour to the garden. Evergreen. Likes acidic soil and good free drainage in semi shade.

A prolific spring flowerer of pale lavender and spotted funnel shaped blooms. A good, rounded, neat habit. Best with some shade and water during dry spells. Harmful if eaten. Evergreen.

This ones a real beauty. With Yellow-green buds open into bright yellow, trumpet shaped blooms with deeper coloring in the throat. Flowering in November the green glossy foliage creates and upright and slightly open habit. Thrives in sun to part shade and acid fertilizer. Evergreen.

A variety that produces glossy green foliage that enhances lovely deep pink flowers with a darker blotch. November flowering. Best situated for morning sun and afternoon shade. Likes and acid fertilizer and trimmed after flowering. Evergreen.

Now this one is a stunner once grown as it can be a large shrub or small tree. Depends on how you keep it pruned. It produces big blooms of soft pink flowers through Spring. Happiest in semi-shade with acid soil. Avoid Lime. Evergreen.

A striking Rhododendron that produces large trusses of blooms that are bright yellow in the center and has bold red-orange margins. Foliage is dark glossy and green all year round and flowering around November. Likes morning sun and afternoon shade. Acid fertilizer. Evergreen.

Mulching can be beneficial through Summer months.

Big truss with very large cherry-red blooms, flowering mid season. A vigorous upright habit with a large dark green foliage. Will look good in any ones garden with morning sun and afternoon shade. Fertilize with an acid fertilizer as buds are forming. Evergreen.

Growing Rhododendrons

A spreading evergreen shrub reaching 80cm in 10 years. Young leaves have a silvery-grey felted underside. In mid-Spring it produces trusses of up to 13 pale pink flowers that gradually fade to white. Thrip resilient. Like morning sun and afternoon shade and well drained acidic soils.

This one has large pink flowers with a lighter center. Its a vigorous grower and prefers dappled light to protect its large, lush green foliage. Flowers in December. Makes for a small tree or large bush as a beautiful specimen in any garden. Evergreen. Prune after flowering to maintain shape.

With very showy flowers of reddish purple and greenish white centers and a red blotch. Its a variety that is more open and taller rather than wide. Flowering in Spring the blooms are enhanced by lush green foliage. Evergreen.