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Azaleas » R. (azalea) Deciduous 102 items found. Click on photo/text link for more information on any product.   R. (azalea) Deciduous DECIDUOUS AZALEAS Our offerings are heavily weighted toward American native species and their hybrids. These native species are resistant to the powdery mildew that plagues other deciduous azaleas such as the Exbury hybrids, and thrive in the heat and humidity of the Southeast, where many are native. We grow many species seedlings and have been selecting superior forms. What becomes more apparent to us every year is that native azalea species are in a constant state of flux (dare we say "evolving?"), and many clones considered to be a specific species may have a touch of other species in their back- ground.Regardless of their genetic background, these deciduous azaleas are wonderful garden plants that combine color and fragrance; many blooming in summer after the "big show" of Spring has passed. Some offer an autumn display as well. Either sun or dappled shade, and well-drained, acidic soil is necessary for most of these species, but not all. R. viscosum is native to swampy areas, and R. arborescens likes a damp site as well. Other species such as R. prinophyllum and R. canadense thrive in the cool climate of the Northeast. Some species such as R. atlanticum, are stoloniferous, meaning they send out underground stems that eventually form large clumps. We offer selections and hybrids from a number of sources, including Earl Sommerville of Atlanta and Clarence Towe, a long-time native plant observer and collector of superior forms in our Southeastern mountains. The named selections of species and hybrids are propagated by cuttings or by tissue culture methods which ensures that they are true to name. Most of our species plants are grown from seed gathered in the wild by knowledgeable collectors, and should display the characteristics of the "true" species. Please contact us if you are interested in larger quantity pricing and availability. The (*) in front of a size indicates it is grown in a 6 to 11 gallon container or balled and burlapped (B&B) with a much larger root system than a similarly sized 3-gallon pot. Additional shipping charges are necessary. Some plants may be too large to ship and are available for nursery pick-up only. We will contact you if your plants are too large to ship.     R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS 'Weston's Sparkler' Ruffled dark pink flowers in late June emit a spicy fragrance. Bluish green mildew resistant foliage with silvery undersides changes to dark wine-purple in autumn. Wide upright grower. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS 'Yellow Cloud' Magnificent clear bright yellow flowers in late May on an upright growing plant. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS alabamense Lemon-spice fragrance makes this native's snowy white flowers sparked by a prominent yellow blotch stand out when they bloom in midseason. It's a delightful landscape addition, spreading by underground stems to form a low to medium sized plant. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS alabamense 'Frosty' AKA 'Terry Greer' Superior foliage--leaves are about 1 inch wide and 2 inches long, semi-glossy dark green with exceptionally glaucous (light blue/grey) undersides. The fragrant white flowers have yellow blotches. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS arborescens Flowers are white or pale pink and occur fairly late. The stamens are twice as long as the tube and the style is purplish-red. They have a wonderfully distinct aroma of heliotrope. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS arborescens 'White Lightning' Bright white flowers, 2.5 x 2", with a yellow center blooming in early to mid summer, with excellent fragrance. Dark green foliage and upright spreading habit. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS atlanticum A semi-dwarf, stoloniferous plant forming clumps, rarely growing over 3 feet tall. Leaves are distinctively glaucous. Flowers are white, sometimes flushed pink, blooming with the new leaves, and powerfully fragrant. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS atlanticum 'Marydel' If you want a smaller native azalea, picture a plant with lush, blue-green leaves. Now add medium pink flowers almost totally covering this wonderful plant. Plus a seductive scent, and you have 'Marydel'. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS austrinum Blooms just before midseason and before its leaves emerge. The flowers are extremely fragrant, often in large trusses; the stamens extend far out of the tube. The color varies, from near white, through cream, yellow, to orange. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS austrinum 'Millie Mac' Blooms late April, early May. Reddish-orange buds develop into large flower trusses of vivid yellow; each flower has a distinct white, wavy and recurved margin. Flower is fragrant. Foliage is a medium shade of green; habit is vase-shaped. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS austrinum 'Wise Decision' Exceedingly fragrant with abundant golden yellow blooms! Betty Cummins made this selection from seed donated to the ARS seed ex-change by Harry Wise, a well-known West Virginia plantsman. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS calendulaceum A spectacular native deciduous azalea with orange to red and yellow flowers that bloom before or with the leaves. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS calendulaceum Big Yellow   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS canadense Treasured by Ralph Waldo Emerson, Thoreau and generations of New Englanders, the native Rhodora flashes its purple blossoms before the leaves emerge. Found along cuts in woods and swampy areas, with twisted greyish branches. Rarely offered. more info   R. (AZALEA) DECIDUOUS canadense var. album We are probably one of the only nurseries to offer this, the rare white-flowered form of the lovely native Rhodora; foliage is paler green than the purple form. Best in cooler climates- does not like hot summers. more info <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  >>

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