Catalogue: Red rhododendron varieties
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Alan Johnston
A trio of colours, red, orange and yellow. Fabulous compact form.
1m x 1m
October
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Barmsted
A very floriferous plant with rose red flowers fading to lighter pink towards the centre. the new growth is silver changing to dark green on a compact plant.
1m
Flowers October
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Bibiani
(Mosers Maroon x arboreum)
A vigorous and easily grown plant. Wide and bright flowers are waxy red and held in large trusses. Deep green, heavily textured foliage.
1.5m
Flowers September/October
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Black Magic
('Jean Marie de Montague' x 'Leo')
This black-red appeals to people who don't usually like the reds. The deepest red there is. Good sized trusses are held well too. Dark green foliage.
1.2m
Flowers October / November
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Brickdust
(Williamsianum x Dido)
Brick red flowers on a small bush.
90cm
Flowers October
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Buketta
Spitfire x Fruhlingszauber
Flower openly funnel-shaped, frilly edges, strong red with deep purplish-red markings. Lax trusses hold 10-12 flowers. Shelter from wind.
1m
Flowers October
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Burning Bush
Rhododendron haematodes x Rhododendron dichroanthum
A low, spreading shrub with blood red bell shaped flowers that hang in clusters, flowers have wavy edges.
1m
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Cary Anne
('Corona' x 'Vulcan')
Coral red flowers display like a trumpet bell. A compact broad plant.
1.5m
Flowers November
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Cornubia
(arboreum x Shilsonii)
An early red which ranks amongst the best for clarity and colour. Even though it will flower when frosts are still a risk it flowers over a long period providing a great display. Good strong grower which keeps its shape.
2m
Flowers September
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Damozel
Dark red flowers with a dark foliage and an upright habit.
1.5m
Flowers October
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Dopey
(facetum hybrid x Fabia) x (degronianum ssp yakushimanum x Fabia Tangerine)
Deep red flowers which last well but fade towards the margins as they age. A compact upright plant. This plant prefers to be sheltered from the wind and sun.
1-1.5m
Flowers October
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Elizabeth Hobbie
('Essex Scarlet' x forrestii ssp. forrestii Repens Group)
Scarlet-red flowers in early Oct on a compact bush.
1m
Flowers early October
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Fireman Jeff
(The Honourable Jean Marie de Montague x Grosclaude)
Bright blood red flowers in ball shaped truss of 10 flowers. Good green foliage.
1.5m
Flowers October
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Grace Seabrook
('Jean Marie de Montague' x strigillosum)
An early blooming bright blood-red with superb foliage.
1.2m
Flowers October
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Halfdan Lem
The Honourable Jean Marie de Montague x Red Loderi
Flower openly funnel-shaped, wavy lobes, red with darker spotting on dorsal lobe. Conical trusses of 11-13 flowers. Leaves glossy dark green, retained 3 years. Upright grower. Full sun to get best plant habit and abundant blooms.
1.5m
Flowers October
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Huntington
(unknown)
Everything is compact and cute. Bright fire engine red flowers are in a tight truss. Leaves are small and habit is low and mounding. Hardy.
1m
Flowers November
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Jean Marie de Montague' x Jim Dury
A very robust and bullet proof variety. Full sized trusses of a true red are well complimented by long, matt green leaves, leathery in appearance. The plant withstands high light levels and heavy frost.
1.8m
Flowers October
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Johnny Bender
(Jean Marie de Montague x Indiana)
Flowers bright currant red, darker spotting dorsally, in round tight trusses. Foliage is deep green and shiny.
1.2m
Flowers October
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Kaponga
(arboreum x Ivory Scarlet)
An upright bush of dark green leaves with silver reverse. Scarlet red flowers.
2m
Flowers in September
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Lady in Red
A hardy hybrid Rhododendron that will impress all who see it flower. It is a hardy and durable variety. Dark red flower buds appear from mid spring, open to a tight truss of blood red flowers – absolutely stunning
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Lems Stormcloud
Burgandy x Mars
Dramatic colour, deepest red with a blackcurrant tinge.
1.5m
Flowers October / November
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Markeeta's prize
(loderi venus x anna)
Strong stemmed and vigorous, with bright red huge flowers sitting on top of waxy green foliage.
2m
Flowers October
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Matador
(griersonianum x strigillosum)
Brilliant dark orange red slightly drooping tubular funnel shaped flowers in loose trusses of eight.
1m
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May Day
(haematodes x griersonianum)
Flowers bright orange-red with faint brown spots, large calyx.
1.5m
Flowers October
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Nobileana Rubra
Big dark red blooms form a good sized truss. Attractive upright foliage.
1.5m
Flowers October
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Noyo Chief
(arboreum ssp. nilagiricum? x unknown)
A nice plant with outstanding foliage of highly glossy dark green. Flowers are in tight bright red trusses. Needs some shade.
1.5m
Flowers October
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Ostbo Red Elizabeth
unknown
Clear red flowers smother the plant followed by deep red new growth, giving long term garden appeal.
1m
Flowers Septemer / October
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President Roosevelt
(arboreum hybrid)
Variegated foliage makes it will recognised and sought after. Dark red edged white flowers. A well known and often asked for rhodo.
1.2m
Flowers September / October
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Raging Bull
(yakushimanum x elliottii)
Deep red flowers in a good sized truss are presented on a well branched and vigorous growing plant.
1.5m
Flowers October
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Ring of Fire
Darigold x Idealist
Flower openly funnel-shaped, wavy edges, light yellow, edged with red, outside mostly red with some light yellow near the base. Held in dome-shaped truss of 10-12 flowers.
1.5m
Flowers November
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Robert Balch
(zeylanicum x elliottii)
Purest red flowers in ball shaped trusses. Dark spotting in the throat. A strong plant.
1.8m
Flowers October
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Ross Maude
Fusilier x Unique
Very deep and intriguing rose red flowers.
1.2m
Flowers October
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Rubicon
(Noyo chief x Kilimanjaro)
Deep velvety red tight trusses, spotted darker red. Superb foliage.
1.2m
Flowers late October
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Ruby Heart
(Carmen x Elizabeth)
Dark red waxy flowers appear on this fine dwarf plant. It has the deepest and most glossy green foliage possible.
1m
Flowers September / October
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Scarlet King Magnolia
(Ilam Alarm x griersonianum)
Rich red flowers bloom on a shrub that will tolerate some sun.
2m
Flowers late October
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Taurus
(Jean Marie de Montague x strigillosum)
Taurus looks good at every stage. Deep green pointed leaves are held well and large trusses of flowering red flowers are delightful.
1.5m
Flowers September / October
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Tornado
Currant red flowers darker in the centre. Compact bush with dull green foliage.
1.8m
Flowers October
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Vulcan's Flame
(griersonianum x 'Mars')
Bright red flowers on a vigorous but compact plant.
1.5m
Flowers October
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William Downing
Deep royal red flowers. A very popular plant.
2m
Flowers late November
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