Plants Flowering in March

Red flowers

Narrow conical habit with white flowers in MAR-APR and small brown fruits

silver foliage with a graceful drooping habit, flowers white

A small Chilean tree with thick oval leathery leaves and solitary white flowers with a purple centre. Tender except in the mildest locations but has survived minus 5°c in the nursery

Scented white flowers flushed pale pink

Probably the most highly scented rhododendron, large white flowers tinged pink. Our choice as the best rhododendron for the conservatory or cool greenhouse

Strong yellow in bud fading to cream when fully open

Usually red though varies from pink to orange/yellow

Semi-dwarf rhododendron. Greenish-yellow flowers

A very showy erect growing species with masses of bright mauve flowers with darker markings

Grey-green leaves and lavender or rose coloured flowers

Free-flowering canary-yellow with bronze foliage, hardy and vigorous

Pale to bright pink

Pale rose-pink flowers in profusion

The smallest leafed rhododendron which is really a mini azalea.Tiny rose-pink flowers

Pale yellow flushed orange or pink

Dwarf rhododendron. Clear blue

Very early cerise pink

Dwarf rhododendron. White with distinct black stamens

Pink in bud fading to white.

Dwarf rhododendron. Early pink

The tallest growing of all the Cornish woodland rhododendrons. Can reach 60-80 feet in maturity with large trusses of reddish-purple flowers

Caerhays hybrid with pale yellow flowers tinged red

Very early flowering Caerhays hybrid with clear pale yellow flowers

Pink in bud, opening to pale pink, almost white bell-shaped flowers

Semi-dwarf rhododendron. Pale lilac fading to white spotted yellow, yak. Hybrid

Dwarf rhododendron. Violet flowers. Probably a hybrid of impeditum

Early mauve

Semi-dwarf rhododendron. Dense habit and flowers which are greenish in bud opening pale yellow

Dwarf rhododendron. Tubular, frilled rose-pink flowers with red spots