Ever wondered how to prune rhododendron? These seemingly common shrubs can sometimes be a mystery to gardeners. They are often overlooked as large plants that can swamp garden spaces, but rhododendrons are border stalwarts and when in flower demand attention.
Growing rhododendron, on the whole, is low-maintenance, and due to its reliable nature it's often used in ornamental landscaping. This fascinating diverse genus of plants has over 1,000 colorful species of evergreen shrubs and deciduous rhododendron and azalea, with palettes ranging across the spectrum from white, yellow, orange and red through to pinks and purples. These prolific bloomers are also a big hit with pollinators.
