Normally, you have to pay to stay there and enjoy the gardens. But for several years, they’ve opened up the grounds for self-guided tours so that people can see the rhododendrons bloom.

Jacqueline Thomas talks to Sean O'Brien from the UNH Cooperative Extension about the common damage done to rhododendrons over the winter, and how to make sure they thrive into warmer months.

Fort Bragg Rhododendron show offers a cascade of color Bring your best blooms or come and buy a few at the annual John Druecker Memorial Rhododendron Show, May 3-4. The North Coast has long been ...

New machinery is tipping the balance in the decades-long battle to clear rhododendron in Killarney National Park, according to the National Parks and Wildlife Service.

If you are seeing this in your rhododendrons, be patient this spring and monitor over the next month or so. With an increase of rain in the forecast, the extra hydration should help plants recover ...

West Virginia families are welcome to kick off Easter celebrations Saturday in the capital city.The inaugural Rhododendron Roll will be held April 12 from 11 a.

Rhododendrons belong to the family Ericaceae and are primarily trees of the mountains. Rhododendrons also include several species of ornamental flowering shrubs of which azaleas are better-known ...

TEN YEARS AGO, rhododendron in the Knockmealdown Mountains hit the headlines as being a problem when a couple in their 50s got stuck in a very dense forest of it and had to be rescued. This plant ...

Learn about rhododendron toxicity, how to identify rhododendron, how to avoid rhododendron poisoning, and how rhododendron poisoning is diagnosed and treated.

He said, “While there are 1,200 species of Rhododendron, 87 species are found in the Indian Himalayan region, with six in Uttarakhand. Climate change has altered the blooming patterns of Buransh.

The first planting of rhododendrons occurred in it 17O years ago, but they have been extended and increased ever since. They have never been lovelier than in this extraordinary year for gardeners.

Rhododendron ponticum is listed under Schedule 9 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act of 1981, which means it is illegal to plant it in the wild or to allow it to spread from your property.