Rhododendron ‘Mother’s Day’ is a compact, evergreen azalea known for its bright red to crimson semi-double flowers in late spring — often around the time of Mother’s Day in many regions.  
•Flowers: Bright red to crimson, semi-double blooms in late spring/May.  
•Foliage: Glossy dark green leaves all year; they can take on a bronzy tint in winter.  
•Size: Typically about 60–80 cm (2–3 ft) tall with a similar spread.  
•Type: Evergreen shrub (stays leafy through winter).  
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🌿 Growing & Care Tips
•Light: Partial shade or dappled light is ideal — bright but not hot afternoon sun.  
•Soil: Prefers acidic, humus-rich, moist but well-drained soil (typical for azaleas/rhododendrons).  
•Water: Keep roots moist, especially when in containers or during dry spells.  
•Planting: Don’t plant too deep — azaleas have fine surface roots.  
•Winter: Hardy in many climates; leaves may bronze but usually return bright in spring.  
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🌼 Fun Facts
•This azalea is often used in containers, borders, or as a standout spring feature plant.  
•It can be a great live plant gift around Mother’s Day because blooms are usually at peak then.  
•Evergreen azaleas like this one are part of the Rhododendron family and are known for long-lasting foliage plus seasonal blossoms.