Hybrid Rhododendron Collection Of 5 Plants Azaleas & Rhododendrons
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Rhododendron Collection (Hybrid Rhododendron collection of 5 plants)
Rhododendrons enjoy an enduring popularity with our customers and sometimes we just have too many gorgeous varieties to choose from. To make things a little easier why not let us choose five beautiful plants for you – all different in a great range of colours, and with 20% off!
Our Rhododendron collection is always popular, and we have them in a great range of sizes from starter plants to mature specimens to give immediate impact:
Plants in 1.5 litre pots are bushy starter plants measuring approx 15-20cm tall and wide and are 2 years old.
Plants in 5 litre plants are larger and bushier, measuring approx 30-40cm tall and wide and are 3-4 years old.
Plants in 10 litre pots measure approx 40-50cm tall and wide and are 4-5 years old.
Plants in 20 litre pots typically measure approx 60-80cm tall and wide and are 6-7 years old.
40 litre pots typically measure approx 80-100cm tall and wide and are 8-9 years old.
In any collection of plants, some varieties may be nearer the lower end of the size range and others at the top end, all of the plants supplied will be of the same age and top quality, this height variation is due to the slightly differing natural growth habits of the individual varieties supplied.
The varieties chosen for your collection of plants will be drawn form our complete range of plants, always in a great mix of colours. (Sorry but we cant guarantee in include/exclude any particular varieties)
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Rhododendron collection of 5 plants (Hybrid Rhododendron collection)
Large Flowered Hybrid Rhododendrons are unsurpassed for the beauty of their large flower trusses, produced in ever increasing numbers each year as the plants develop making these plants a solid long-term investment. If space allows, they are at their best when planted in bold groups and with a mix of varieties it is possible to have flowers in succession from March until early June. They also go well with deciduous and evergreen Azaleas.
Although often seen planted in the dappled shade of a woodland setting, these tough plants will succeed in full sun. The plants in Rhododendron collection are ericaceous plants and so they should have acid soil that is well prepared and free draining. (Check to see if they are growing in nearby gardens if you aren’t sure about your soil). If your soil is alkaline, they can still be enjoyed in your garden if grown in large containers or raised beds filled with Ericaceous compost.
Hybrid Rhododendrons dislike cultivation immediately around them (their roots are very close to the surface) but they do benefit from a light mulch each Spring to conserve moisture. This will also discourage weeds making these plant both beautiful, and very low maintenance.
