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PHOTO |
NAME |
COLORING |
HEIGHT |
FLOWERING |
COMMENT |
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All are fragrant, at least hardy to -25º F with
a few exceptions (see comments) Locations W,E,S |
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Cecile Large Salmon |
Pink |
4-5' |
L |
Linda's favorite. Very Showy flowers. |
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Crimson Tide |
Double red |
4-5' |
LM |
A tall orangey/red. |
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Fawley |
White tinged with pink |
4' |
L |
A lovely large pastel flower with yellow throat. |
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Gibralter |
Fiery orange |
5-6' |
LM |
Vigorous plant, one of the best. |
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Jane Abbott |
Vivid pink |
4' |
LM |
Very fragrant, a spreading habit. |
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King's Red |
Pure vivid red |
5 x 5' |
LM |
One of the brightest & showiest of the red azaleas.
-15º F. |
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Klondyke |
Deep yellow gold |
5' |
LM |
Bronze foliage is striking with the yellow/orange flowers. |
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Lemon Drop |
Pale yellow |
6' |
July |
A wonderful summer bloomer. Leaves are small, densely
covering this upright plant. Good fall color. Mildew resistant. |
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Lollipop |
Pink w/yellow flare |
4-5' |
Late June |
Mildew resistant. Slow growing & wide spreading. -20º
F. |
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Magic |
Yellow turning to orange |
6-7' |
Early June |
Gets it's name from unusual change of color when blooming. |
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Moonlight Rose |
Pink w/orange tones |
6' |
LM |
Vigorous bi-color. |
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Parade |
Dark pink |
4-5' |
Mid July |
A slower grower. Good fall color. Mildew resistant. |
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Pennsylvania |
Light pink |
5' |
Late July / August |
Very nice plant for summer blooming, fragrant, nice
habit & fall color. Mildew resistant. |
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Pink & Sweet |
Pink |
3' |
Mid June |
A slow growing hybrid. Mildew resistant. |
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Red Sunset |
Red |
3' |
LM |
Compact. -15º F. |
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Red Velvet |
Red |
5' |
LM |
Medium red, well branched plant |
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Satan |
Vivid Red |
5' |
M |
Vigorous grower. |
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Weston's Innocence |
White |
6' |
Mid June |
Very fragrant. Mildew resistant. |
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Windsor Buttercup |
Yellow |
5' |
LM |
Nice pure yellow |
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White Swan |
White |
5' |
LM |
White with a yellow eye. |
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HARDINESS:
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Use this more as a guideline than a firm rule. There are
many factors that contribute to winter damage. Protection from winter
sun & wind can be a big help when selecting less hardy varieties.
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FLOWERING:
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HEIGHT x WIDTH: | |
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E= April 1 - April 15
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Approximate height in 10 yrs. w/optimum conditions | |
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EM = April 15 - May 1
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M = May 1- May 15
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| LM = May 15 -June 1 | ||
| L = June 1 - June 15 |
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LOCATION:
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N=North side of a building or windbreak. Allows for greatest
protection
Use for least hardy varieties. When in doubt plant here. |
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E,W = East & West side of building, etc. Use this site
for hardier varieties.
The large leaf H-1's & most small leaf. |
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S = South, a sunny exposure. Use deciduous azaleas or
most small leaf rhododendrons.
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***updated 3/09/07 ****