azalea 'weston's lemon drop' mauve

azalea 'weston's lemon drop' mauveclusters of trumpet shaped flowers cover the plant peach buds open pale yellow dusty, blue green leaves turn burgundy in the fall mounding, upright habit when mature bloom time: late spring type: deciduous flowers are mildly fragrant with a slight lemon scent and the foliage is mildew resistant zone 4 height 150 175cm spread 150 175cm colour yellow azalea have a shallow, fibrous root system, requiring constant moisture, but dislike standing water they

use as a ground cover

aboriginals crushed the shiny

spreads vigorously by root suckers once established and is virtually thornless

to ensure blooms for the following year

hakonechloa macra dislike full sun and are best grown in a cool

flower pigmentation

height 70-100cm

well-drained soil in full sun

bright pink blooms

height 35-40cm

flat-topped flowers

and standalone specimens