Rhododendron hybrid 'resonance'

The rhododendron hybrid 'resonance' is a striking and popular variety that impresses with its bright flowers and robust nature. This hybrid is the result of targeted breeding work that aims to create aesthetically appealing and resistant plants.

Origin and breeding

The rhododendron hybrid 'resonance' was developed by the intersection of different rhododendron species to combine the best properties of these species. The goal of breeding was to create a plant that not only impresses with its floral splendor, but also with its hardy and disease resistance. This hybrid bears the name 'Resonance' and is one of the popular rhododendron varieties that are valued for their beauty and robustness.

Flower

The flowers of the rhododendron hybrid 'resonance' are the outstanding feature of this variety. It blooms in late spring and produces large, funnel -shaped flowers that shine in a bright pink. These intense colors make the flowers a real eye -catcher in the garden and attract attention. The flowers are together in dense, spherical umbels, which creates an impressive flower floral and gives the garden a lively note.

Foliage and growth

The leaves of the 'resonance' is also attractive and contributes to the overall effect of the plant. The leaves are dark green, leathery and have a shiny surface. They are evergreen, which means that they remain attractive all year round and also provide color in the garden in winter. The plant grows compact and bushy, reaches a height of about 1.5 to 2 meters and a similar width. This compact growth shape makes you ideal for different garden areas, from individual plantings to group arrangements.

Location and care

Rhododendron hybrid 'resonance' prefers a partially shaded location with well -permeable, acidic soil. Good drainage is important to avoid waterlogging, as this can lead to root rot. Regular watering, especially during dry periods, is necessary to keep the plant healthy. The mulch with bark mulch or leaves helps keep the moisture in the ground and keep the roots cool. It is also important to keep the floor lime -free, since rhododendrons are sensitive to lime -containing soils.