Alice de Stuers Size:1 gal.

Alice de Stuers Size:1 gal.This mollis hybrid deciduous azalea was one of the many hybrids coming out of Belgium in the early 1900's. These wonderful azaleas were created by crossing the Chinese azalea with the Japanese azalea. The results are a vigorous shrub growing to 4 5 ft. tall and wide with yellow flowers. There is a bit of pink and an orange flare to add color and interest. Stunning!

This unusual broom was found at Drakes Crossing Nursery in Silverton

most of the time you cannot  distinguish individual branches

covering the plant completely

The plant will grow to 5ft tall and wide in 10 years and does best in full sun

The plant is somewhat floppy

The dark green foliage contrasts nicely with the bright flowers

Makes a nice mounding plant with rich green foliage

All of the Linwood hybrid azaleas were developed in the 1960's for the florist trade

Lovely double flowers in clusters create a beautiful effect on this interesting Linwood hybrid evergreen azalea

and reach a height of 25 ft

The very tip of the branch weeps at the end

Another silver-foliaged miniature conifer from Germany