My biggest customer has a group of this hybrid Rhododendron. It was hybridized in 1867 by a J. Standish in Surrey England with one parent...Read More being R. ponticum, the Common Rhododendron, native to southwest Europe and the Caucaus Mountains.
A common rhodi frequently found at big box stores in the spring, which is where we got ours. The leaves are pointed on the end and very ...Read Moreflat. It definitely is noticeable among our other rhodi's. White flowers appear in late May. It is a moderate grower at 4-6" a year and very hardy with no wind/cold damage so far. Ours is in full shade and stands up to summer heat very well. It's carefree and dependable.
My biggest customer has a group of this hybrid Rhododendron. It was hybridized in 1867 by a J. Standish in Surrey England with one parent...Read More
Where can this be purchased? Online??
A common rhodi frequently found at big box stores in the spring, which is where we got ours. The leaves are pointed on the end and very ...Read More
Does anybody know where this plant is native too?