Rhododendron care

Rhododendrons are an excellent choice for those seeking to bring vibrant color to their summer gardens while maintaining year-round fullness. With a selection of over 1,000 species, there is a wide array of options. To ensure your Rhododendron flourishes, it's important to consider factors like location. Opt for a location with filtered sunlight and protection ...

Rhododendrons are usually low-maintenance plants to care for. But there are a few diseases, insects and other plant problems that can cause them not to bloom, have unhealthy leaves or even die. Click through to find out 7 of these Rhododendron issues and how to fix them #fromhousetohome #gardening #rhododendron #shadelovingshrubs #shadeplants #springflowers

Rhododendron care is simple since this flowering shrub is virtually maintenance-free. Follow these easy steps to keep your shrubs flowering year after year.

Rhododendrons will likely grow just fine even without too much care from your side and are capable of surviving tough conditions, even severe winter colds. However, after the winter, your rhododendron may look anything but beautiful and lively. Its leaves may turn brown, and the whole plant will look withered and dried out, leading you to ask the question “is my rhododendron dead?” Below, I’ll explain if this is really the case and if you should be concerned when your plant looks like that.

See what you should be doing this fall to help your rhododendrons prepare for winter - and for bigger and better blooms next year!

Your Rhododendron is more than just a plant, it's part of your home. When it's struggling with leaf curl, it can be a distressing sight. Learn what Rhododendron leaf curl means, how it affects your precious plant and how you can help it thrive with our comprehensive Rhododendron care tips. It is time to get your plant back on track- Get all the details on this common problem on the blog now.

We have an established rhododendron that is finishing blooming soon. We just moved into our home within the last two years. So caring for this kind of...

Rhododendrons are striking plants that can hold their foliage all year long, depending on the cultivar. Azaleas are part of their family, so this guide works for azaleas, too.

I don’t have room for more rhododendrons in my garden. There! I’ve said it! Yet, I find myself taking rhododendron cuttings this August, just to have some backups. My usual modus operandi revolves around propagating

Expert tips for pruning and trimming rhododendron bushes.