Azalea (Rhododendron )
Azalea
Copyright: Patty Bigner
The Azalea attracts much attention with its bold and full blooming form. This flowering shrub has a woody base and can grow as high as 5 feet. More likely, it will spread out and grow into a colorful and hearty plant.
Azaleas can bloom almost anytime between March and September depending on their location but will flower all at once for a two to four-week duration.
Their blooms can be many colors; the most popular being pink, purple, and red.
Where to Buy Azalea Plants:
Azalea is a Nectar Plant for:
Black Swallowtail, and more
Azalea Specifications:
Color(s): Pink, purple, red, white
Sun Exposure: Sun or partial shade
Soil: well-drained
Average Height: 4 ft. to 5 ft.
Average Spread: 4 ft. to 5 ft.
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone: 6 to 8
