rhododendron
/ˌroʊdəˈdɛndrən/
noun
- A large evergreen bush or small tree with big, showy clusters of flowers, usually pink, purple, red, or white, commonly grown in gardens.
- She planted a row of rhododendrons along the fence for privacy and color.
- The rhododendron in our backyard blooms every spring with bright purple flowers.
- The park is famous for its rhododendron garden, which attracts many visitors in May.