Az. occidentale 'Rogue River Belle' web special

Az. occidentale 'Rogue River Belle' web specialFound on the Rogue River in southern Oregon, this lovely form of the Western Azalea is a popular flower in our gardens. The pink white yellow colors stand out in a shady corner in May. The fragrance is intoxicating, and will perfume any yard for a few weeks. The hummers and butterflies will be attracted to this one too. The stamens are long and add to the look. This plant will grow to 6 8 ft tall and about the same wide. Deciduous. Hardy to zone 8.

and holds the apple green leaves for 2 years

Huge FRAGRANT trumpets cover the shrub from late April through mid May here in the Pacific Northwest

so we are not sure which parent contributed most to the suburb foliage

the rich red flowers almost appear to be made of wax

Hardy to USDA zone 4

This variety is useful to impart a Japanese flair to your garden space without blocking a desired view

we think this plant is even better and just as FRAGRANT

Plant in well drained soil and give some water weekly

it is also native to the US

making it an excellent choice for the rock garden or model railroad landscape

We are the exclusive source of R

Armitage considers ‘Powis Castle’ to be “one of the finest plants in cultivation