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Blaauw's Pink' grows 3-4' tall and wide. It produces salmon-pink flowers that bloom during spring. Glossy, dark-green foliage.
Blaauw's Pink' grows 3-4' tall and wide. It produces salmon-pink flowers that bloom during spring. Glossy, dark-green foliage.
Evergreen, disease resistant variety that matures to 3-4' tall and 4-5' wide. Produces dark pink flowers with red freckled throats that bloom in spring, summer and fall.
Evergreen shrub with coral-pink blooms that appear in spring. Dense habit. Will reach 3-4' tall and 4-5' wide.
The 'Delaware Valley White' produces abundant clusters of pure white blooms from April through May. Striking white blooms contrast this azalea's dark, rich evergreen leaves. Will grow 3-4' tall and wide. Does best in part shade in organically rich, well-draining soil.
Elsie Lee' produces bluish-lavender flowers in mid-spring. Dark-green, glossy foliage. Rounded habit, reaching 3-4' tall and wide.
Girard Rose' has deep, rose-red blooms that bloom profusely. Deep-green foliage takes on red tones in the fall. Grows 3-4' tall and 4-5' 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.
Mildred' has large, pale-lavender, single flowers that bloom during spring. Dark-green foliage keeps its luster through the seasons. Reaches 3-5' tall and 4-5' 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.
Baby Cakes' is a dwarf, thornless variety that is perfect for patio pots and container gardening. It stays 3-4' tall and wide and will produce two crops of berries. Large, sweet, juicy berries will ripen in mid-July and early-September. It is self pollinating, but will produce greater yeild by having other pollinators nearby.
Pink Icing' is known for its striking foliage and large, robust berries. This variety gets 3-4' tall and wide and is perfect for patio and small space gardening. Foliage varies through shades of pink, turquoise and lavendar as the seasons change. Loose, sweet clusters of extra-large berries will ripen in July, and the crop will be more abundant when paired with pollinating varieties.
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The 'Amethyst' beautyberry produces light lavender blooms in early summer that turn to amethyst-colored berries in mid-summer. Showy, attractive berries will persist all the way into October. This compact variety grows 3-4' tall and 4-5' wide and grows best in a full sun environment.
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