How Curling Leaves On Rhododendrons Act Like A Thermometer
Rhododendron leaves curling and drooping in winter? Read about thermotropic leaf movements.
Rhododendron leaves curling and drooping in winter? Read about thermotropic leaf movements.
What is a Lapland rhododendron? More difficult to grow than a garden rhody, this creeping groundcover is a prized wild specimen. Click for more.
Many rhododendrons and azaleas are exceptionally fragrant. Here are five of our favorite scented azalea and rhododendron varieties.
There are more than 1,000 species of rhododendron, so if pink is your favorite, there are plenty to choose from. Click to learn about pink rhododendrons.
Rhododendrons and azaleas make beautiful landscape plants but require specific growing conditions. Learn what to plant with azaleas and rhododendrons here.
Burnt rhododendron leaves are most likely due to unfavorable environmental and weather conditions. Learn more about environmental leaf scorch here.
Using Pacific rhododendron plants as part of natural landscaping provides eye-popping blooms combined with ease of care. These wild plants are very adaptable and versatile. Click here for tips on how to grow a Pacific rhododendron in your garden.
While usually grown as shrubs, rhododendrons can get very big. They can also go the other direction and be grown as small, manageable plants in containers. Learn more about how to care for rhododendrons in pots in this article.
Fertilizing rhododendron bushes isn't necessary if the shrubs are planted in fertile soil. If your garden soil is poor, feeding rhododendrons is one way to provide the plants with nutrients. Click on this article to learn how to fertilize rhododendrons.
When you ask, ?Why does my rhododendron have yellow leaves,? the answer could be anything from improper irrigation to incorrect planting to inappropriate soil. Click this article to determine the problem and how to correct it.
Rhododendrons are one of the first flowering shrubs to bloom in the spring. The popular bushes can be long-lived and healthy if given proper care. But to get the most flowering power, you may need to fertilize. Click this article to learn more.
The explosion of blooms on a rhododendron in spring is a sight like no other, but when you get more fizzle than pop, you may think something's wrong. This article explains some of the common reasons that rhododendrons fail to show.
Winter is a difficult season for lots of plants, even evergreens like rhododendrons. By giving them good care through the year and taking some preventative steps, your shrubs will fly through this winter beautifully. Click here for more info.
Rhododendron problems, such as sooty mold on leaves, ruin the display with unsightly black splotches on the foliage. Learn about black fungus on rhododendron and its control by reading the information in this article.
Rhododendron bushes are similar to azaleas. Issues with rhododendrons are rare, as they are relatively low maintenance plants. Read this article for tips on how to avoid common problems of rhododendron.
The rhododendron bush is an attractive, blooming specimen in many landscapes and is fairly low maintenance when planted properly. The following article can help with growing rhododendron successfully.
The rhododendron is one of the most eye-catching shrubs in the home landscape. Being popular shrubs, the topic of how to trim a rhododendron bush is a frequently asked question. Find pruning tips in this article.