The Rhododendron (Azalea) "Petticoat" belongs to the Ericaceae family and originates from the Far East. These are evergreen shrubs growing from 30-100 cm in height. They are characterized by slow growth. They are perfect for planting, delighting with abundant flowering starting in April. The flowering period lasts about three weeks.

The flowers are pink with a broadly funnel-shaped, bell-like corolla, and are scentless.

They can be planted individually or in groups, from spring to late autumn.

It should be planted at the same height as it was in the pot.

It requires humus-rich and acidic soil, pH 3.5-4.5.

It prefers sunny spots as well as partial shade, sheltered from strong and cold winds.