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Autumn Angel' produces pure white flowers against dark-green foliage. Will reach 2-3' tall and wide. Rebloomer. Evergreen.
Autumn Chiffon' is a beautiful variety that is prized for its pure-white blooms that are accented with pink centers and speckles. Keeps a compact habit, growing 2-3' tall and wide.
Autumn Moonlight' produces white flowers with yellow throats. Reaches 4-5' tall and 3-4' wide. Rebloomer. Evergreen.
The 'Autumn Ruby' azalea produces ruby-red, single blossoms against dark foliage. Compact, reaching 2-3' tall and wide. Rebloomer. Evergreen.
Autumn Starlight' produces white blooms with pink stripes and flecks. Grows 3-4' tall and wide. Rebloomer. Evergreen.
This variety's tangerine-red flowers bloom against dark-green foliage. Grows 2-3' tall and wide. Great for low hedging.
The 'Ben Morrison' produces scarlet colored blooms that are accented with white edes. Upright, dense habit, reaching 5-6' tall and 3-4' wide.
The 'Hershey Red' azalea produces red blooms that cover the dense shrub in mid-spring. Keeps a dense, rounded habit, reaching 4-6' tall and wide.
Purplish-red flowers appear in early spring. Compact, dense habit. Foliage takes on red tones in the fall. Grows 3-4' tall and wide.
Renee Michelle' produces lavender-pink flowers in spring. Dark-green foliage turns burgundy-red in the fall. Moderate grower, reaching 3-4' tall and 4-5' wide.
Beautiful, upward-facing, pure-white flowers blanket this azalea in late spring. Glossy, dark-green foliage forms keeps a dense, mounded habit. Grows 4-5' tall and wide.
The 'Tradition' azalea is a heavy bloomer that produces deep-pink flowers. Keeps a low, spreading habit, reaching 2-3' tall and 3-4' wide.
Hang this plant next to your colorful annuals for a beautiful and delicious combination. Clusters of classic and sweet tasting blueberries will cover the plants throughout the season, and the leaves will turn deep red and green in the winter months.
The 'Starburst' produces raspberry colored blooms with white edges that stand out against its dense, green foliage. Blooms appear in late May or early June and can persist for a few weeks. This variety is slow growing and has smaller leaves. Will grow 4-6' tall and wide at maturity. * Mountain Laurel are toxic to animals if any part of the plant is consumed.
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