Az. 'Nancy of Robinhill' Web Specials

Az. 'Nancy of Robinhill' Web SpecialsSoft light pink flowers with red spots in the throat cover this famous evergreen azalea in mid April every year. This one comes to us from Robert Gartrell of New Jersey, and is one of the best! The plant only grows to 2 ft tall x 4 ft wide in 10 years and can be sheared to stay this size. Hardy to zone 5, so can grow in many areas. Prefers some shade.

Blooming from mid winter into early spring

it is well worth it

and are a very dark shade of red that catches the eye from some distance

and/or fertilize

keeping this in demand plant a rare find

The others were mostly destroyed during construction

giving privacy before you realize

blooming in summer

this interesting scotch heather has a wide range of colors throughout the seasons

this historic and beautiful specimen tree in the Reiter's garden began to fall over and was cut down in 2006

The flowers are 3" across and very lovely

Imagine a short