George Tabor Azalea Bloom Time|Late Spring/Early Summer with plum-purple new growth transitioning

with plum-purple new growth transitioning to lush green as the season progresses

and fertile soil

Undulating tones of indigo-inspired blue wrap in stripes around this unique footed ceramic cachepot

deer do not like them

pruning will be easier if you select varieties with the same pruning type

George Tabor Azalea Bloom Time|Late Spring/Early Summer with plum-purple new growth transitioningMasses of showy, single, light orchid blooms with white variegation. A beautiful evergreen shrub for use as a hedge, screen or mass plantings. A sun tolerant azalea that thrives in full to dappled sun in cooler northern climates; provide shade from intense afternoon sun in warm regions. Reaches 6 8' tall, 4 6' ft. wide. It's important to fertilize Azaleas each spring with a good evergreen fertilizer (if evergreen variety). We recommend using Fertilome