Rhododendon

Evergreen shrub with big, leathery leaves and clusters of white, pink, red or purple blooms. There are over 1000 cultivars/hybrids of the rhododendron. It has been referred to as the King of Shrubs, often thought to be the best flowering evergreen plant for the temperate landscape. Mixed border or foundation planting.

Rhododendron PJM Aglo
Pink blooms feature a contrasting dark reddish pink blotch. Moderate growing; reaches 3 to 5 ft. tall and wide.

Rhododendron Album
clusters of white trumpet-shaped flowers
Slow growing; reaches 6 ft. tall and wide.

Rhododendron Anah Kruschke

Rhododendron Boule de Neige

Rhododendron Boursault
bell-shaped trusses of lavender flowers with occasional reddish brown markings
Reaches 6 ft. tall and wide in 10 years, 15 ft. tall with age.

Rhododendron Capistrano
big clusters of frilly, clear yellow blooms on plants with dark green leaves and a dense, mounded form. Height: 4-5'

Rhododendron Checkmate
Slow growing, dwarf cultivar of PJM rhododendron. Small lavender-pink flowers in early spring. Foliage turns dark mahogany in winter. Performs in sun with some afternoon shade, and will tolerate winter winds. Useful for smaller landscapes where space is limited. Slow grower 2 ft. tall and wide.

Rhododendron Chionoides
A late to mid-season bloomer with large, rounded trusses, each holding a dozen or more clear white bell-shaped flowers with yellow dorsal blotches. The compact, dense form is wider than tall, with an excellent even growth habit. Exhibits good sun tolerance. Outstanding for use as an informal hedge or foundation plant.Reaches 4 ft. tall, 4 to 6 ft. wide.

Rhododendron Cornell Pink
'Cornell Pink' features clear pink flowers, with no hints of purple or lavender.Height: 4.00 to 8.00 feet
Spread: 4.00 to 8.00 feet

Rhododendron Cunningham Blush