Design 
Residential
Commercial PJM Rhododendron
January 8, 2019
Characteristics & Cultural Requirements
- Height: 3-6 feet
- Spread: 3-6 feet
- Habit/Form: Rounded, dense Hardiness
- Zone: 4-7
- Exposure: Full shade to part sun
- Soil: Moist, well-drained
Ornamental Features
PJM Rhododendron made its way to the US around 1943 and is a very cold-hardy shrub, known for its beautiful and show-stopping spring blooms. Rhododendron are considered broadleaf evergreens, adding year-round interest to the shrub ,even when not in bloom. The almost tropical, pinkish-purple flowers bloom in April, and the oval-shaped dark green leaves turn a beautiful burgundy in the winter. An excellent plant choice with multi-seasonal interest for any landscape!
Landscape Uses
A versatile shrub that can be used as a specimen, in massings or along foundations.
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