P.J. Mezitt Rhododendron Climbing vine They have that coveted tulip

They have that coveted tulip shape

When winter settles in

with a full and rounded form

prune or thin right after the main flowering period if shaping is needed

Hardy in both warm and cold climates

P.J. Mezitt Rhododendron Climbing vine They have that coveted tulipPJM Rhododendron, also known as P. J. Mezitt Rhododendron, was developed in the 1930s by Peter J. Mezitt and his son Edmund and has remained a favorite ever since. This evergreen shrub is known for two things: a heavy show of lilac purple to lavender pink flowers each spring, and foliage that shifts to a deep mahogany purple through the colder months. Decades after its introduction, it remains a dependable choice for gardeners who want reliable color