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Delaware Valley Azalea produces a dazzling display of lightly fragranced white bell shaped flowers and dark green, evergreen leaves. Bouquets of flowers are formed in tight clusters at the ends of each branch. These unique white flowers are soft and velvety to the touch and have a trumpet like shape. The striking, scented flowers attract butterflies to your garden.
Growth Habit: Bush, 3-4ft high by 4-5ft spread
Native Origin: Southeast United States
Hardiness Zone: 5-8
Environment Needs: Part Shade, Dappled Sun
Growth Rate: Moderate
Maintenance: Best Grown in acidic, organically rich soil. Deadheading and pruning are not required. Protection during winter is recommended for colder temperatures.
Delaware Valley Azalea produces a dazzling display of lightly fragranced white bell shaped flowers and dark green, evergreen leaves. Bouquets of flowers are formed in tight clusters at the ends of each branch. These unique white flowers are soft and velvety to the touch and have a trumpet like shape. The striking, scented flowers attract butterflies to your garden.
Growth Habit: Bush, 3-4ft high by 4-5ft spread
Native Origin: Southeast United States
Hardiness Zone: 5-8
Environment Needs: Part Shade, Dappled Sun
Growth Rate: Moderate
Maintenance: Best Grown in acidic, organically rich soil. Deadheading and pruning are not required. Protection during winter is recommended for colder temperatures.