Rhododendron (Azalea Varieties)

Help me identify this plant

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Hi Scott, it looks like a dwarf rhododendron, though I have no idea which kind #plantid-rhododendron might help find someone who knows. It looks fab! ❤️ Welcome to GardenTags 😊

Hi Jacqueline, thanks for your comment. After doing a google image search I don’t think it’s a dwarf rhododendron but it’s close. I moved into this property last year and was in awe of this plant when it revealed itself a week or so ago. The plant was already here from the previous owner, there is another in the garden with a more purple tinge but it hasn’t bloomed as well.

Looks like a variety of AZALEA Scott ....very pretty. Welcome to GTags ...enjoy this great app 👋😊❤

Good luck identifying it Scott. Someone on here will know. If you want to make sure that someone sees something you have written on your own post you need to tag them like this @awomanonabike 👍

Thanks Pauline, you are correct! I appreciate all the comments. Happy gardening 😎

I think Lee might have the same one 🤔 @leebe PS ⬆️ @flof1952