Millais Nurseries
Dwarf Rhodo Collection ( 4 x 3 litre plants)
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This is a lovely collection of 4 dwarf Rhododendrons that compliment each other and are suitable for containers, smaller gardens or for the front of a border. They are all tough and hardy plants that will grow well throughout the UK and Northern Europe.
We grow these plants in 3L pots and we normally sell them for £14.95 each. They are 15-25cm tall now, reaching around 50-75cm in 10 years. Usually they flower in April/May and often have interesting foliage
This special offer is for online purchase only, but you can 'Click and Collect' at the checkout if you wish to collect from our nursery.
This lovely collection includes one of each of the following varieties:
Carmen AGM: Waxy dark red flowers in flat trusses, one of the deepest red dwarfs available. Flowering in April
Egret AGM: Masses of tiny white bell-shaped flowers on a compact neat growing plant, best in some sun to flower freely. Flowering in April.
Wigeon: Saucer-shaped deep lavender pink flowers with deeper spotting. Compact habit and grey-green leaves. Vigorous and easy to grow. Flowering in May.
Wren AGM: Clear yellow flowers, very free flowering, with a low, spreading habit. Shiny foliage turns bronzy red in winter. Flowering in May
These 4 first grade plants make an ideal gift for friends and relatives anywhere in Europe. Just enter a message at the checkout, and we can include a Gift card with the plants.
This is an amazing offer, saving you £14.80 off individual prices.
Customer Reviews
The Basics
Ideal soil
Acidic soil, good organic content, pH 4.5-6.0. Inkarho range of rhododendrons will tolerate soils up to pH7.5
Sun or Shade
Light dappled shade is best for most varieties.
Shelter
Refer to hardiness rating. Give young plants protection.
Site Selection
Avoid close to trees, roots, invasive weeds, walls, hot patios, dry banks and waterlogged soils. Do not use weed matting or stone mulch.
Plant spacing
Use the height shown in 10 years as a guide to the distance between each plant. Allow room for plant to fill out. If planting closer for instant impact, be prepared to move plants after a few years.
Compost
- 3 litre pot, dig in 10-20 litres of ericaceous compost.
- 7.5 litre pot, dig in 20-30 litres of ericaceous compost.
- 70-80cm specimen, dig in 60 litres of ericaceous compost.
- 100-120cm specimen, dig in 120 litres of ericaceous compost.
Planting depth
Plant high in the ground, with the top of the rootball visible.
Feeding
Slow-release ericaceous feed recommended in March and straight after flowering.
Mulch
Recommended every few years.
Water
The key ingredient! Keep moist all season, especially the critical time at end of June for flower bud initiation. Tap water is better than no water. Heavy dose at least once per week in dry weather.
Drainage
Ensure good drainage in winter, especially with yellow flowering varieties. Avoid waterlogged sites.
Pruning
Rhododendrons and Camellias: Not normally required. Tidy wayward shoots after flowering.
Evergreen azaleas and Bloombux can be clipped into a low hedge.
Magnolias and Acers: Formative pruning when young to shape into a tree or bush.
Deadheading
Remove old flower-heads, particularly on young or weak plants.
For further advice see here
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Delivery & Returns
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***Please note we do not deliver outside of EU***
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