Evergreen
Now classified as a sub group of Rhododendron; Azaleas can be pruned and trimmed to be used in a formal garden, as hedges or kept small for growing on a patio in pots. Trimmed in cloud form they can be used in oriental-style gardens. Excellent for mass group plantings The majority are single-flowered but some are hose-in-hose doubled, giving the appearance of one flower sitting inside another
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Azalea 'Tsuta Momiji (Wilson's 33)'
Bright red, single on a low compact plant (AM1952), early May£12.90View Item -
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Azalea 'Vuyk's Scarlet'
Dwarf prostrate, dense shrub, Bears abundant large, cherry red, single flowers. Tolerates full sun, especially useful in frost prone areas, Best in an open situation., May£24.95View Item -
Azalea 'Ward's Ruby'
Strong red. One of the best reds, but less hardy than most Kurumes. Similar to Hinode Giri but more prostrate., May£12.90View Item -
Azalea 'White Jade'
Three inch wide ruffled flowers are white flushed with pale green on the upper lobes . Back Acres hybrid, raised by Morrison at his home, Back Acres, Mississippi., May£12.90View Item -
Azalea 'White Lady'
Trusses of 2 or 3 pure white flowers with faint green markings in the throat. Compact evergreen hybrid, dense shrub, upright habit. Best in an open situation., May£12.90View Item -
Azalea 'Wombat'
A prostrate shrub good for ground cover, with profusely borne cerise pink, medium sized flowers (Cox), May£12.90View Item -
Azalea Amoenum
Small dense shrub. Brilliant magenta hose in hose flowers are profusely borne in spring. Best in an open situation, drought tolerant. Intro from Shanghai, China, by R. Fortune in 1845. Originally from Japan. Selected form of R. kiusianum var kiusianum., MayFrom: £12.90View Item -
Azalea Amoenum Coccineum
Japanese evergreen, small dense branched shrub. Rose-red hose in hose flowers are profusely borne in spring. Best in an open situation. Found as a sport on Amoenum, and can revert. Selected form of R. kiusianum var kiusianum., May£12.90View Item -
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Azalea indicum Balsaminaeflorum
Semi-double salmon pink flowers borne profusely., June£12.90View Item -
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Azalea indicum Macrantha Pink (Sweet Indica Azalea)
Late flowering pink clone, low and compact, May£12.90View Item -
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Azalea nakaharai
Almost prostrate species, small dark green leaves covered in short fawn coloured hairs. Orangy red flowers over a long period. Ideal rock garden plant. Grows wild in Taiwan in upland grassland., June-August£13.00View Item -
Azalea nakaharai Mount Seven Star AGM
Almost prostrate species, small dark green leaves covered in short fawn coloured hairs. Red flowers over a long period. Prostrate grower, ideal for rockery, banks and walls., June-July£13.00View Item -
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Azalea nakaharai Pink (poss. Pink Pancake)
Almost prostrate species, small dark green leaves covered in short fawn coloured hairs. Pink flowers over a long period. Prostrate grower, ideal for rockery, banks and walls., June£14.00View Item -
Azaleodendron 'Hardijzer's Beauty'
Strong purplish pink, lightly flushed purple red, spotted darker in truss; A small compact habit, May£59.00View Item -
Azaleodendron 'Martha Isaacson'
A medium- sized evergreen shrub with tubular- funnel shaped, slightly fragrant white flowers, striped with pink, borne in late spring., May£25.95View Item