Rhododendron subarcticum 2004/098 SEH#1600

Dwarf evergreen shrubs with extremely small and almost needle-like narrow leaves to one inch long. This prostrate little shrublet is a perfect plant for the rock garden, bog or in a trough. The small, rounded clusters of white flowers appear in early to mid-spring. An extremely hardy and attractive dwarf species. Best in full sun with a moist soil but adaptable to normal rhododendron conditions, light shade probably better in dryer situations. A circumboreal subspecies with an extensive range throughout the boreal portions of the northern hemisphere where it occurs in a wide variety of habitats. This clone grown from a collection of seed at 2,340 ft. in the mountains near Anchorage, Alaska.  

Plant Characteristics

• Evergreen
• Cold hardy
• Flowering

• Outdoors

• Partial shade
• Full sun

Not Fragrant