Cunningham's White Rhododendron

Plant in spring or fall in acidic, moist, well-drained soil. This rhododendron adapts well to partial shade and is a reliable performer in a range of garden settings. Set the root ball at or just above grade — never plant deep. Mulch generously to retain moisture and protect shallow roots. Water thoroughly at planting.

Snap off spent flower clusters after bloom to improve next year's display. Fertilize with an acid-formulated fertilizer once in early spring. Water during dry spells — rhododendrons have shallow roots that dry out quickly. Replenish mulch each year. A classic white-flowered rhododendron that provides clean, elegant color in the landscape.