Rhododendron impeditum Berry bushes producing racemes of creamy-white flowers

producing racemes of creamy-white flowers from late spring to early summer

During the summer the foliage is an intense chartreuse with an upward cupped habit

and naturalizing in the garden

The bronzed foliage is a perfect foil for the abundant porcelain-blue flowers that are produced from spring to early fall in evenly moist soils

Rhododendron impeditum Berry bushes producing racemes of creamy-white flowersThis diminutive species rhododendron can tolerate full sun here in coastal BC and features intense purplish blue flowers which often smother the entire canopy. Dappled shade to full sun. Grows 12 18 tall. Hardy to USDA zone 5. MK Lascelle