Rhododendron impeditum
Ericaceae
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Habitat:
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open places, not too dry
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Flowering:
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spring
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Size:
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50
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20
(w x h cm) |
Soil:
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with humus, acid
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Rhododendron impeditum
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Price
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£8.00
(2 litre pot)
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Order code:
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RIM-2
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In the wild species of dwarf Rhododendron cover huge areas of moorland and mountainside in western China and the Himalaya. In the garden we make do with a few plants, but their range of colour (mainly pinks and purples, but including white, yellow and red) and their reliable flower power make them invaluable for sites that are not too dry or (with some exceptions) too alkaline.
Rhododendron impeditum is one of several species in sub-section Lapponica with purple flowers, and blue-green foliage.
Other related plants:
Very compact shrub with trusses of purplish crimson flowers.
Waxy, plum-coloured, bell-shaped flowers.
Prostrate dwarf rhododendron with crimson flowers.
Early-flowering variety with blush pink flowers and glossy foliage.
Large, pale yellow flowers.
Handsome compact dark green foliage with large pink and white flowers.
£15.00
10 litre pot
RYG-10
Prostrate, dark green shiny leaves and large, brilliant red flowers.
Larger member of Lapponica sub-section with trusses of pale purple flowers.
Tiny leaves and bright purple flowers.
Compact, erect low shrub, with funnel-shaped white unmarked flowers.
A dwarf form with large primrose yellow flowers.
Neat shrub with clusters of small, pure white flowers.
Lovely small species (but not dwarf) with clusters of deep pink flowers.
Trusses of deep, cardinal-red funnel-shaped flowers.
Neat shrub with clusters of pink or white primula-like flowers.
£24.00
10 litre pot
RTY-10
Small shrub with rounded leaves and bell-shaped pink to white flowers.
Pale yellow flowers and small, shiny, dark green leaves; compact habit.