How Do You Plant A Monrovia Rhododendron?
Monrovia rhododendrons require regular watering and prefer moist soil. An evergreen shrub, its flowers add beauty to any garden. These rhododendrons come in a variety of colors and hues, so choosing the right flower color for your yard will be challenging. Once the flowers mature, transplant them outside after the threat of frost passes in spring. With sufficient drainage and adequate watering, these flowers will grow to be healthy and with great longevity. Select a location that receives partial sun. Use clay or alkaline soil that drains well and contains rich nutrients. You can enrich the soil by working compost into it when you begin digging the area for the rhododendrons. Remove the soil. Create a 30-inch wide by 6-inch deep area. This allows room to plant the flowers. Use your gardening shovel to dig a hole 2 inches deeper than the container that holds your flowers. Carefully remove the rhododendron flowers from the container by loosening the dirt. Make the dirt loose by laying th
