“Golden Wonder” is a semi-dwarf varietal of Rhododendron that is very compact and in the right acidic conditions, produces multitudes of pleasant yellow, medium-sized flowers. The flowers grow on trusses in groups of 3 to 5. The springtime blooms are rather elegant and can produce many bunches of flowers. When properly cared for, the flowers are produced in large numbers. Foliage is composed of medium green leaves that are in an elongated oval shape and about 4 to 7 cm in length. Hardy in the UK, however, they do require shelter and protection from strong, cold winds. With a preference for partially shaded and sheltered areas, these plants require some thought and care as to where they are placed. Also, they make wonderful additions to flower beds, borders and small gardens. Due to its comparatively diminutive size, this variety does well in containers which allow you to adjust for the soil acidity, partial shade and sheltered requirements. Other suggested planting areas include informal garden areas, like those around a cottage. These smaller Rhododendron are also perfect for a patio area and courtyard garden. Pot Size: 9cm Plant Height (Inc. Pot): 15-25cm Characteristics: A semi-dwarf, evergreen shrub with dark leaves and medium, trumpet-shaped blooms. Growth & Spread: Slow rate grower. Heights from 0.4 to 0.6 m with spreads up to 1.0 m. Flourishing Season: Multitudes of papery, light yellow blooms appear in the middle to end of spring, in April through May. Water & Maintenance: Water until established. A low maintenance plant, requires acidic soil and prefers to be in cooler, shaded to partially-shaded areas.