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This Azalea produces rich purple single form blooms. In spring, lush green evergreen foliage emerges as a light green before maturing to a deep green hue.

In the spring, this Azalea produces a deep crimson blossom. This emerald evergreen has a strong upright growth habit.

A profusion of very large, light orchid-pink flowers blanket the dark green leaves of this sun-tolerant, evergreen Azalea in early spring.

This time honored variety is the standard for white Satsuki azaleas. Blooms early and abundantly in medium, single pure white flowers. Dense foliage on dense spreading shrub produces a versatile landscape candidate. Ideal for urban landscapes.

Ffeatures clusters of snow white blossoms atop a backdrop of deep green foliage. Growing as a compact, mounding shrub, it looks great in low hedges, foundation plantings, shrub borders, and decorative containers.

The huge, brilliant pink blooms practically cover the evergreen leaves in the spring. It grows more quickly and tolerates heat better than other azalea types. It’s a great option for a high-quality, vivid natural hedge or screen in landscapes and forest borders.

Produces some of the deepest and richest, fiery, clear red flowers known in the Azalea world. The 2″ wide blossoms seemingly cover up the plant in spring and are held against a foil of deep green, slightly bronze tinged foliage.

You’ve never seen an Azalea this dense and full! ‘Gumpo Pink’ is perfect for small space areas with a spreading, mounding form and will flower like a champ in mid to late May with big, soft pink, ruffled flowers.

Most well noted for its eye-catching, yet elegant flowers. The large 3″ frilly, ruffled light violet-pink flowers appear in abundance each spring, nearly smothering the beautiful bright green foliage.

Rich watermelon pink, funnel-shaped flowers sport a contrasting deep red blotch on the upper most petals and are produced in midspring on this highly popular old cultivar.