Rhododendron Fragrantissimum
A good variety for sheltered gardens. Slightly fuzzy leaves cover this upright, leggy plant, which is less compact than most Rhododendrons. Large, frilly blushing white blossoms with yellow throats give off a heady fragrance in mid-spring.
0.90 (à 10 ans)
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1.00 (à 10 ans)
Shade / Part Shade Use
In association with other Rhododendrons or acid-loving shrubs such as Azaleas, Camellias, Pieris and Magnolias. Can be placed on a patio or terrace in a large container or in a partially shaded flowerbed.
Planting
Ideally in partial shade, protected from wind. Dig a hole three times the size of the root ball and half-fill it with an acid compost. Place the plant (not too deeply) in the hole. Finish adding the compost, and water well.
Maintenance
Water regularly during flowering and dry weather. Add a specialised fertiliser each spring. Remove dead flowers.
