|The evergreen Harris Hybrids were developed by James Harris in Georgia from Glenn Dale, Satsuki, and Kaempferi Hybrid parents. Popular in the Pacific Northwest, 'Rhonda Stiteler' is becoming more widely used in California as well. Its most notable feature is its large pink flowers that bloom in late spring. Foliage is variegated with yellow blotches. Filtered light is best.
Plant as you would any azalea: high and in well-drained, acid soil, rich in organic matter. Though azaleas have a potentially large list of possible pest and disease problems, they are usually trouble free if planted correctly in proper cultural conditions.