Rhododendron 'Rosebud' | Rosebud Gable Hybrid Azalea
DESCRIPTION
Rhododendron 'Rosebud' is a deciduous azalea known for its charming, rose-like blooms that open in mid to late spring. The double flowers are a rich shade of pink, with each petal delicately layered to create a resemblance to rosebuds, giving the plant its name. These blooms stand out against the fresh green foliage, which adds to the plant's appeal during the growing season.
Developed as a hardy cultivar, 'Rosebud' is appreciated for its reliable performance in a variety of climates. Its unique floral shape and soft pink color make it a favorite for borders, woodland gardens, or as a standalone specimen, where it adds a sense of elegance and seasonal beauty to the landscape. The plant’s origins reflect careful breeding aimed at combining aesthetic appeal with resilience.
DESCRIPTION
Rhododendron 'Rosebud' is a deciduous azalea known for its charming, rose-like blooms that open in mid to late spring. The double flowers are a rich shade of pink, with each petal delicately layered to create a resemblance to rosebuds, giving the plant its name. These blooms stand out against the fresh green foliage, which adds to the plant's appeal during the growing season.
Developed as a hardy cultivar, 'Rosebud' is appreciated for its reliable performance in a variety of climates. Its unique floral shape and soft pink color make it a favorite for borders, woodland gardens, or as a standalone specimen, where it adds a sense of elegance and seasonal beauty to the landscape. The plant’s origins reflect careful breeding aimed at combining aesthetic appeal with resilience.
DESCRIPTION
Rhododendron 'Rosebud' is a deciduous azalea known for its charming, rose-like blooms that open in mid to late spring. The double flowers are a rich shade of pink, with each petal delicately layered to create a resemblance to rosebuds, giving the plant its name. These blooms stand out against the fresh green foliage, which adds to the plant's appeal during the growing season.
Developed as a hardy cultivar, 'Rosebud' is appreciated for its reliable performance in a variety of climates. Its unique floral shape and soft pink color make it a favorite for borders, woodland gardens, or as a standalone specimen, where it adds a sense of elegance and seasonal beauty to the landscape. The plant’s origins reflect careful breeding aimed at combining aesthetic appeal with resilience.
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Family: Ericaceae
Height: 2 to 3 feet
Width: 3 to 4 feet
Foliage color: Tiny, evergreen leaves in a glossy green
Flower color: Rosy pink, double flowers resembling rosebuds, funnel-shaped
Bloom time: Late May through June
Light requirements: Prefers part shade
Water requirements: Moderate
Maintenance: Easy to grow; compact and spreading habit; suitable for small, shady spaces
Growing zone: USDA Zones 6 to 9
Wildlife attractors: Butterflies and hummingbirds
