Plant: Delaware Valley - Azalea
Azalea · Rhododendron 'Delaware Valley'
Size: 3 gal
Light
Bloom
Mature size
More about this plant
This is an azalea, a Rhododendron, a slow growing woody shrub of rounded form with simple, glossy, leathery green leaves and spring flowers about one to three inches across carried in racemes, followed by dry capsules. Azaleas want dappled sunlight to partial or deep shade and an acidic soil high in organic matter that stays moist and drains well, and they carry a medium maintenance load. They are used as borders, hedges, mass plantings and specimens and in containers, woodland and naturalized areas, and they draw hummingbirds, pollinators and specialized bees.
- Part Shade
- Grows to 10 ft tall and 8 ft wide
- Blooms in spring
- Hardy in USDA zones 4-8
- Semi-Evergreen foliage
Plant description
This is an azalea, a Rhododendron, a slow growing woody shrub of rounded form with simple, glossy, leathery green leaves and spring flowers about one to three inches across carried in racemes, followed by dry capsules. Azaleas want dappled sunlight to partial or deep shade and an acidic soil high in organic matter that stays moist and drains well, and they carry a medium maintenance load. They are used as borders, hedges, mass plantings and specimens and in containers, woodland and naturalized areas, and they draw hummingbirds, pollinators and specialized bees.
- Light
- Dappled/Filtered Light


















