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Evergreen Azalea...
What is an Azalea?
An Azalea is defined as any of various shrubs of the genus
Rhododendron having showy, variously colored flowers. One
of the major differences between azaleas and the rest of the
rhododendron family is their size. Another is their flower growth.
Rhododendrons grow their flowers in clusters, while most azaleas
have terminal blooms (one flower per flower stem). However, they
have so many stems that during the flowering season they are a solid
mass of color. The exception to this rule is a small group of
azaleas which grow their flowers in tight terminal clusters that
look like little balls of color.
Evergreen azaleas are easy to grow, reliable plants which provide
color to the garden in a wide variety of situations. The plants
range from tiny, tightly packed miniatures and groundcovers to
larger shrubs perfect for the woodland garden or hedge. Azaleas
can be pruned to maintain any desired size. Particular growth
characteristics are noted in the plant descriptions.
Evergreen means a plant
retaining its foliage year-round.
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selection of Evergreen Azaleas to enhance the beauty of your property,
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