Red and more red. Grace Seabrook offers lovely trusses of bunched red flowers against a dark green foliage. Almost like red snowballs, this is a striking plant that will bring life to your garden. We actually like this true red rhododendron better than the very popular Taurus.

Keep it watered, give it partial shade to full sun and watch for early mid-season blooms. Often as soon as March, which makes this plant great for early color. This plant is listed to grow to 4' tall at maturity, but the mature one in our pictures is around 8' tall. It and is hardy to -10°F when protected from windchill.