What does this flower look like?
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I found these flowers in my friend’s backyard garden. And they look cute and great :lol:!
It’s definitely a rhododendron, probably a japanese azalea. I tried zooming into the photo, it seems it’s a double-flowered cultivar – this means that instead of pistils and stamens, additional petals appeared.
An online id system showed it to be Rhododendron kaempferi Planch., but I think instead it’s a Rhododendron simsii Planch.
Do you think you could try and get a few pictures of the leaves? That’s what will help make the difference.
And it does look so nice! With all that lichen growing around!
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