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If you love brilliant yellow or orange flowers lighting up your garden in early May, then deciduous azaleas are for you. These plants go dormant in the winter, making them very hardy, then, in early May they fill the garden with color. Most are fragrant too. So, if orange, yellow and pink combinations make you smile, you will love these awesome plants. Evergreen azaleas originate from Japan. They come in pink, white, purple, and red. Many have combinations of these colors, making them really stand out when in flower. They can be sheared after blooming to promote compactness and more intense blooming. These plants generally are low growing and make mounds of color in April and May. They are an excellent choice for the Eastern and Southeastern states. Enjoy our lovely selection.
 
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Genus: Azalea
White Lights
AZD-WhtLts - White Lights
One of the Northern Lights series of deciduous azaleas developed by the University of Minnesota, 'White Lights' is fragrant and has a lovely white flower with a pink blush. This plant is extremely hardy…to -50 F! So if you live in a cold part of the country, this azalea will perform fabulously.
Azalea
Type:
  Deciduous
Bloom Time:
  May-June
Color:
  White
Exposure:
  Full sun to partial shade
Size in 10 yrs:
  5ft - 6ft tall
Hardiness:
  -50 deg F H1
Growth Habit:
  Upright spreading

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