Pale pink buds open into white flowers with a prominent wine-red flare on Rhododendron Graffito. The late-spring display stands above narrow, dark green evergreen leaves on a dense, rounded shrub that reaches about 3 to 5 feet tall and wide.
Plant it in partial shade where acidic, humus-rich soil stays moist but drains well. Its dense growth can form a flowering hedge or screen, while annual mulch and feeding after bloom support the shallow roots. The plant is toxic if eaten, so keep it away from children, pets, and grazing animals.
