Az. 'Satellite' Japanese Gardens

Az. 'Satellite' Japanese GardensHere is an evergreen azalea with a very flashy flower. The pink and white striations are variable on each petal and each flower, making it very interesting. It is a Belgian Indian hybrid that is listed on the Azalea Society's webpage as coming from Clifton Gardens in White Plains, Georgia. This mounder will be 2 3 ft tall and 4 ft wide in 10 years.

This cultivar was first discovered in China by Wilson and named 'Mandchurica'

plus some Premix 2000 with zeolite

The parents used for all of the Gleenwood hybrids were Kurumes

Most often this tree is smaller

and will stay narrow over time

reportedly collected this plant at the Central Siberian Botanic Garden in 1971

This fragrance can take you back a hundred years

tall x 6 ft

but wait…the flowers are a rich deep red-pink and cover the plant all summer

cobalt-blue flower clusters bloom in spring

This is one more way to keep the garden humming and please the birds and the bees

Fuchsia boliviana is an unusual