1 X Orange Azalea Japanese Evergreen Shrub Hardy Garden Plant in Pot

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Every season feed with the Empathy After Plant Ericaceous feed to give your plant a boost so you can enjy your plant the most. Azalea Geisha Orange is a compact evergreen bush that produces plenty of reddish-orange flowers in late April-May.

However, these early plants are not as hardy as modern varieties such as those bred in Northern Germany. However, there are no chemical controls for root rot, and honey fungus is fatal to the infected plant and other surrounding plants. Appropriately size your plants, it's absurd that the plants provided are far more expensive than alternatives on the market, which as previous reviews indicate are actually also cheaper in spite of bigger pot sizings and overall plant height.They will not be harmed by frost but do not attempt to plant them in the ground when they, or the ground, are frozen. NEW /Sale Yes Yes Yes Yes No 100 100 /Mar/Apr/Sep/Oct/ /Apr/May/ features:Perfect In Pots features:Plant In Sunshine features:Winter Hardy features:Easy To Grow width:100 height:100 plant:3. The bright colours are known to attract bees in the warmer months, and the plant likes the sun or partial shade. Azaleas can tolerate a more open site as long as they are sheltered from cold, drying winds and early morning sunlight. Repotted as soon as it arrived and it has grown already, I won’t know how it will flower as I will have to wait until next year.

Thrives in moist, well drained, acid soil that has been enriched with plenty of well rotted organic matter.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. A fabulous evergreen plant with glossy foliage and large vibrant reddish orange flowers during April and May.

Characteristics: A small, evergreen shrub with mid-green foliage and bright, orange-red flowers in spring.If you have alkaline soil, you will need to grow your rhododendrons as container specimens as reducing soil pH is not a simple task. Many dwarf Rhododendrons can cope with a sunny position provided that the soil remains reliably moist.