This rhododendron, which is more tree-shaped than shrub-shaped in old age, has its natural distribution in At first glance it seems to be the Australian lamp cleaner, but on closer inspection, the particularly small, myrtle-like leaves become apparent. The delicate, light green leaves are arranged in a circle around the branches. The evergreen shrub is also called scarlet kunzea because of its bright red flowers and flowers for about 4 months. In nature it reaches a height of between 1-3 meters and is perfect to grow as a container plant. The fast-growing plant tolerates drought and heat as well as light frosts down to -3 ° C. A summer spot on the terrace or balcony is therefore quite possible. A location in the winter garden or greenhouse can also be chosen all year round. Prerequisites are a partially shaded to sunny place and a sandy soil mixture to grow a beautiful and compact plant.