Vireyas

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Vireyas

Vireya Rhododendrons are very easy to grow and look stunning, especially when mass planted. We recommend planting 3 or 4 of the same together (for larger gardens) to make the most of their colourful display. They grow best in filtered light/semi-shaded areas, although they will take some morning sun if kept well watered.

Here are some photos of the Vireyas that we currently have for sale in our nursery. These are chosen for ease of growing and tolerance to a range of conditions.

We always have new plants coming on so check back if you are looking for something different or come and see us in our nursery.