Love it or hate it, rhododendron is important to many wildlife species and its leaves are truly Mother Nature’s thermometer.

They have leathery 3- to 6-inch leaves. However, their size can vary from that of a dwarf such as the 1½ foot Ginny Gee to wild rhododendron trees surpassing 80 feet tall. And, according to The ...

One of the last trees of its kind standing in a popular trekking destination in Nagaland has made a silent statement — time may be running out for the Rhododendron wattii. The researchers noted ...

They have small waxy, needle-shaped leaves that can resist deep winter freezes. Rhododendrons are one of the few plants with large leaves that stay green in our climate all winter long.

Injury to Trees and Shrubs The ideal time to assess winter injury to trees and shrubs is after new growth begins to emerge in the spring. Some injuries may not show symptoms until ...