Rhododendron 'Truus'
Evergreen azalea hybrid
Derived from mucronatum
Raised & named by Felix & Dijkhuis, Holland before 1958
H5
A wide spreading shrub growing to at least 0.25m in height and twice as wide in 10 years
Flowers: Trusses of 1-3 single white flowers, slightly wavy edged on all lobes. Flowers up to 80 mm wide; 5-8 stamens of unequal length, some are petaloid
late May to early June
Not scented
Foliage: Leaves are mid green, hairy. Semi-evergreen
Other Information: An unusual, rare azalea. Easy to grow in dappled shade. Limited commercial availability
Location: Surrey
Photo: Polly Cooke
Location: Tregoning Mill, Cornwall
Photo: Graham Mills
Location: Tregoning Mill, Cornwall
Photo: Graham Mills
Location: Tregoning Mill, Cornwall
Photo: Graham Mills