Azalea japonica ‘Rokoko’
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Description
Rhododendron japonicum syn. Azalea japonica belong to the genus Rhododendron and the family of heathers Ericaceae. Japanese azaleas are dwarf, slow-growing evergreen shrubs, reaching their maximum growth on average after 10 years. Thanks to the partial loss of leaves in winter, they tolerate lower temperatures better than other Rhododendron species. Their compact structure and predominant compact form among many varieties make Japanese azaleas perfect for planting in containers on terraces and balconies. They also complement gardens well when planted near ponds or pools, enhancing the romantic atmosphere of the garden. Azaleas bloom profusely, covering the entire plant with flowers. Planted in groups, they create beautiful single or multicolored carpets. The flowers last for about 3 weeks.
Azalea japonica ‘Rokoko‘ is a dwarf shrub with a cushion-like habit. It blooms profusely with fully double flowers in a crimson-red color. The leaves are green and glossy, turning brown in winter. Azaleas require sunny or semi-shaded locations, acidic, humus-rich, and well-draining soil.
The variety received a gold medal at the BUGA Dortmund exhibition in 1991.
Height and width of the dispatched plant | 20/30 cm | |
Target height and width | 40/70 cm | |
Planting period | From spring to autumn | |
Container size | C2 - 2 liters | |
Bloom time | From May to June | |
Hardiness | Quite Hardy | |
Watering | Keep the soil moderately moist. | |
Soil type | Loamy, permeable, acidic pH 3.5-4.5 | |
Location | Sunny, partial shade | |
Maintenance procedures | Formative pruning | |
Comments | The product is not suitable for consumption. |