CHUXAY GARDEN Orange Azalea Flower Seed 100 Seeds Long-Lived Shrub Attract Butterflies and Bees Wonderful Choice for Garden Makes Great Edging

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Is there a more welcome sight in spring than an azalea in full bloom? These loosely branched, shade-loving plants with elliptical leaves can bring delightful color to all corners of the spring garden when clusters of tubular or bell-shaped flowers appear. Heirloom varieties can grow more than 20 feet tall, while dwarf varieties may stay under three feet. The range of colors is spectacular, from white to pale pink to a range of reds and purples. Most azaleas bloom in mid-spring (mid to late April), but some bloom earlier or later, and it’s easy to choose a variety for any design need. Like their larger cousins, the rhododendrons, the azalea’s thick leaves can are sometimes evergreen, though many varieties grown in northern zones are deciduous. Azaleas shrubs are best planted in the spring or early fall as container-grown nursery plants. Growth rates vary by species, but most are fairly slow-growing. A one-gallon plant normally will flower in its first year but may take as much as 10 years to reach its full size.
Hardiness zone.3-7
Grow.Scatter or sprinkle the seed on to the surface of the pot and perhaps gently stir the surface with a nail. Do not bury the seed under the soil as surface germination is entirely natural in the wild.
Sun.In most regions, azaleas flourish in a partial shade location that gets a few hours of morning sun.
Soil.Azaleas love acidic soil;soil should also have good drainage and good fertility with plenty of organic matter.
Self-seeding.Grow from seed and enjoy growing with your family.