1 X Orange Azalea Japanese Evergreen Shrub Hardy Garden Plant in Pot

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Appreciating moist, well-drained soil, this shrub will also require a frequent water in the warmer months of the year. Spring and Summer is when the Azalea forms its purple flowers, so water in that period to keep them looking great. Partial shade is ideal with shelter also being good for it. Keeping it out of direct sunlight is key as the Azalea will cope better without it. Bark chippings and pine needles are perfect mulches for azaleas but avoid pea shingle, slate or stone as these conduct heat. Feed H6) Rich pink in bud, opening to enormous double blooms of pastel pink and shades of soft cream. This gives a variable two tone effect in late May with different colours on different flowers. An outstanding introduction from New Zealand. Best in light shade. Height 150-175cm in 10 years. This article will tell you everything you need to know about Japanese Azaleas, including how to plant and care for them and tips on getting the most out of your plants. What Is Japanese Azalea?

Orange Azalea Japanese Evergreen Shrub Hardy Garden Plant 1 X Orange Azalea Japanese Evergreen Shrub Hardy Garden Plant

Beautiful small 50mm white flowers with an orange yellow blotch. Mid to late May. Height 140-160cm in 10 years. Requires a fairly sunny position.

H6) This deciduous azalea has bright vivid orange flowers which start to open in May and continue well into June helping to extend the flowering season for the orange deciduous azaleas.The new leaves emerge green with a red hue around the margins before turning golden orange and crimson red in the autumn months. This plant grows to be around 1.5m high and 1.2m wide and prefers to be in a sunny spot. A very pretty flower 65 - 75mm across in a domed truss of 10 to 12 flowers that is a strong reddish orange with orange yellow mid-rib and a prominent vivid orange blotch. Flowering in May-June with good bright glossy green leaves. Good autumn leaf colour adds extra interest. Height 150cm in 10 years. I always use ericaceous compost and if it’s very fine and silty, I would add composted bark to the base and mix in some with the compost. This will help with aeration and drainage. Mulch

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Beautiful orange red flowers with faint darker markings. Flowering in May we love this plant for it's gorgeous glowing colour. Happy in some sun. Height 50-75cm in 10 years. Raised by noted New Forest Azalea breeder, George Hyde, and recently named by his daughter Rosemary Legrand. Stunning large deep red flowers with yellow stamens flowering in May - June. This deciduous azalea has fantastic reddish foliage, especially in autumn. Height 150-180cm in 10 years. H6) Strong bright purple violet flowers, with darker purple spots at the base of the flower. A really good glowing colour during May and early June. Large 40-50mm flowers, on a very hardy and compact growing plant with good deep green glossy foliage all winter. Height 50-75cm in 10 years.From a botanical point of view, evergreen azaleas are part of the rhododendron family, but typically they only have 5-7 stamens in the flowers instead of 11-13 stamens present in other rhododendrons. Evergreen azaleas, sometimes known as Japanese azaleas, are as popular as ever, and are ideal for any size of garden from a window box to a large estate. Most azaleas grow to 60-75 cm in 10 years, but look out for our speciality nakaharae azaleas which are late flowering, prostrate, and excellent for cascading over walls or tubs. I have successfully grown azaleas in pots, and provided the gardener is prepared to put in the necessary time to maintain and care for them, there is no reason why they can’t thrive there. A striking plant with brilliant orange flowers with golden upper petal. It flowers about a week earlier than most Exbury type azaleas, so it's lovely in starting the Exbury azalea flowering season in mid May. Height 120-150cm in 10 years.

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H6) Bright rich yellow star shaped double flowers with a golden yellow blotch on the upper lobe, and a faint pink edging when first open. The flowers form a huge ball shaped truss with an intense sweet fragrance in May. They are 45-50mm across, and all the stamens are petaloid, adding more floral impact. Good autumn foliage colour with yellow tones. Height 125-150cm in 10 years.Lovely deep pink in bud opening to flesh pink flowers mottled deeper at the edges with a golden flare. Flowering in large trusses of 23 flowers up to 70mm across in May - June. It has bronzy young growth with good autumn colour. Height 150-180cm in 10 years. Pretty musky fragrant yellow, apricot or orange flowers appear in April and May before the leaves open. This is a really pretty and distinctive deciduous azalea that is tall growing. Rarely for sale elsewhere. Height 120-150cm in 10 years. Lovely deep yellow double flowers, tinged purplish red flowering in late May. One of Donald Waterer's later hybrids but still rare. Height 150cm in 10 years. Red orange in bud opening to one of the best bright golden yellow flowers in May - June. This fine deciduous azalea has coppery red new growth and good autumn colour. Height 150-180cm in 10 years. Requires a fairly sunny position.

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While they provide shelter for butterflies and insects, in my garden they flowered before bees and most other pollinators were in full swing, so were of limited use to them. This is one of the best 50 azaleas selected by Ernest Wilson, known as 'Wilson's 50', from Japan and introduced by him in 1918. This variety is known as Wilson No. 2, or 'Snowflake'. Plant this Azalea in moist, well-drained soil and make sure to keep up a frequent watering schedule in Spring and Summertime when the temperatures rise. This shrub will grow well in partial shade with direct sunlight being a factor which the Azalea doesnt appreciate. Individual blossoms on an evergreen azalea will last about ten days. Depending on the varieties chosen, it is possible to have evergreen azaleas blooming in a garden from late March through June, and now with the advent of fall-blooming hybrids, the season can resume in mid-August till frost. This can be achieved by careful selection of Kurume hybrids combined with Southern Indians, ‘Vittata Fortunei’, and the earliest blooming deciduous natives such as R. austrinum, R. canescens, and R. flammeum- canescens hybrids. This display would combine the larger shrubs with large flowers in the Southern Indians; the pastel to intense shades of deciduous azalea R. canescens and flammeum- canescens hybrids; the intense colors of the tiny leaves and small flowers of the Kurume flowers and the bright yellow shades of R. austrinum; and the fragrance of R. canescens to all in one brief period.Dwarf Norway Spruce is a low spreading evergreen shrub which can tolerate sun, shade or partial shade