Rhododendron

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Adaptable and dependable four-season garden interest. Most viburnum offer large flowers that attract butterflies, thick summer foliage, and berries and vibrant fall foliage that attract birds. Nice with fir, rhododendron, crocosmia and variegated periwinkle. Prefers well-drained soil.

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Details

Common name

Rhododendron

Botanical name

Rhododendron x hybrid

Variety

Ann Bedford

Zone

USDA 6 - 8

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Bloom time

spring

Light

part sun

Height

6-15' (2-4.5 m)

Habit

rounded

Water

every other day

Feed

in spring

Maintenance

protect from standing water in winter