Rhododendron oldhamii is a species of azalea in the family Ericaceae. It is commonly known as the taiwan azalea. Other names include: oldham's azalea, tropical azalea, and malaysian rhododendron.
Distribution Rhododendron oldhamii is endemic to the mountains of Taiwan. It has also been found in Macau, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Sikkim, India.
Appearance Rhododendron oldhamii can grow up to 3 meters tall. Its flowers can be brick red to pink. It is medium size and grows upright without support. It grows slowly.
Toxicity Rhododendron oldhamii is harmful to cats, dogs, and humans.
Reproduction Rhododendron oldhamii can produce flowers, which means it can also produce fruits. It cannot self pollinate.
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