AZALEAS DECIDUOUS

40678 Azalea ‘Arneson Cameo’ — (Arneson) (Late Midseason) A hardy, disease resistant plant with large semi-double pink flowers which are even produced on young plants. 8-12"

40680 Azalea ‘Arneson Flame’ — (Arneson Exbury-Mollis) (Early Midseason) Blooms red on an upright disease resistant plant. A great heavy blooming variety. 8-12", 12-18", 18-24"

40530 Azalea ‘Arneson Gem’ — (Arneson Exbury-Mollis) (Early Midseason) Warm, golden flowers are edged in brightly glowing orange. The beautiful large blooms make a prolific display, striking when in flower. Additionally, it’s a good compact grower, yet vigorous, a real gem! 8-12"

40682 Azalea ‘Arneson Golden Solitaire’ — (Arneson) (Midseason) I think I’m in love, the flowers on this variety are tremendous. The base color is lemon yellow and irregularly there are blushes of red, orange, and pink on these simple petals. If those colors weren’t enough for you it also has a tangerine blotch! A real delight! Hardy to -20°F. 8-12"

40696 Azalea ‘Arneson Ruby’ — (Arneson) (Midseason) A beautiful true red with white stamens. Ball shaped, wavy edged flowers to 5". Has excellent fall foliage. Grows 5’ x 3’ in 10 years. Blooms mid to late May. 8-12"

40580 Azalea ‘Cannon’s Double’ — (Cannon) Scrumptious double flowers of rich cream and pink create a large, ball truss of exceptional beauty. It is vigorous and easy to grow. Bronzy new growth makes it a delightful foliage plant, but when the flowers burst forth, you’ll know why you wanted this fabulous plant in your garden. 18-24"

40689 Azalea ‘Cascade Pink’ — (Arneson) Large pink flowers with wavy edges and yellow-orange centers cascade along the branches of this incredibly graceful azalea. 8-12", 18-24"

40514 Azalea ‘Chetco’ — (Slonecker, Exbury type) (‘Hugh Wormald’ x ‘Marion Merriman’) Huge flowers of clear, deep yellow are accentuated with a vivid orange blotch. Good yellows are much in demand and here is one of the best. Fantastic! SOLD OUT

40514 Azalea ‘Daviesii’ — (Ghent) Clusters of lovely cream flowers with a yellow flare on a May to June bloomer. Plant to about 4-6’ in an open upright habit. Delightfully fragrant. SOLD OUT

40574 Azalea ‘Fireball’ — (Knap Hill) Brilliant, fiery red flowers cover this beautiful azalea. It’s a somewhat upright growing plant and will make a fantastic background of brilliant color. It truly looks like a fireball. Outstanding. 12-18"

40695 Azalea ‘Fragrant Star’ — (Briggs) (Early Midseason) Extremely fragrant, snowy white flowers top lovely blue foliage like stars in the sky. This plant has a strong, upright habit and is very heat tolerant. A must have! FRAGRANT. 8-12"

40553 Azalea ‘George Reynolds’ — (Knap Hill) A delightful plant with enormous, buttery yellow flowers displaying a touch of green in the throat. The huge chrome yellow blotch on the upper lobe adds even more interest. A very popular choice. SOLD OUT

40518 Azalea ‘Gibraltar’ — (Exbury) This selection has a brilliant orange, flushed red, tight ball truss and a compact growing habit. One of the most recommended, it outshines them all. For a real show, try planting several in a group. 8-12"

40545 Azalea ‘Golden Lights’ — (Northern Lights) This is another very hardy addition to the popular Northern Lights series developed by the University of Minnesota. Hardy to -40^oF, this fragrant yellow azalea glows as it perfumes the garden when in bloom. FRAGRANT 8-12", 12-18"

40520 Azalea ‘Homebush’ — (Knap Hill) Semi double, rose pink flowers in tight, ball shaped trusses that are most delightful. A little different and so attractive ‘Homebush’ is one of the most popular azaleas. When customers see it in flower, they want it immediately. It brings conversation to the garden! 8-12"

40523 Azalea ‘Irene Koster’ — (Ghent, R. occidentale hybrid) Beautiful, later blooming, light rose-pink flowers have a showy yellow-gold flare on the upper petals. The buds are especially attractive with stripes of pink that run their length, providing contrast to the open flowers. Growth habit is a little broader and less tall than many deciduous azaleas. But the best part is a very sweet scent! Wow! FRAGRANT 12-18"

40527 Azalea ‘Klondyke’ — (Exbury) (Early Midseason) Buds are a vivid orange and yellow and burst open to brilliant, golden-yellow flowers. The color is unlike any other. And the new foliage is a scintillating bronze. FRAGRANT 8-12"

40697 Azalea ‘Lemon Lights’ — (Northern Lights) This fine introduction comes from the University of Minnesota and features an abundance of lush, lemon-yellow flowers. Though a little less vigorous than other Northern Lights cultivars, the color and perfume make it a very worthwhile selection anywhere you need to add a little lemonade. 8-12", 12-18"

40758 Azalea ‘Lilac Lights’ — (Northern Lights) Late-midseason. This is an improved form of ‘Orchid Lights’. It has a deeper lilac color that does not fade and is more uniform in its growing characteristics. 3’ x 3-4’. SOLD OUT - See 'Orchid Lights' or 'Western Lights' which are nearly identical.

40692 Azalea ‘Lollipop’ — (Weston) This lovely azalea has a distinctive fragrant pink bloom with a daring yellow flare that turns an attractive silvery pink as it ages. FRAGRANT 12-18""

40688 Azalea ‘Mandarin Lights’ — (R. calendulaceum x ‘Orangeade’) FRAGRANT. The ball trusses of ‘Mandarin Lights’ are loaded with ruffled red-orange blossoms sporting a darker orange vein. A strong orange blotch on the upper lobe intensifies the fire. Blossoms appear in late May or early June on this upright, mounding plant. 8-12"

40549 Azalea ‘Mary Poppins’ — (Knap Hill) Nasturtium red flowers with a hint of orange in the center make this an extra showy bloomer. And what makes this even better is the bronzy new foliage, the perfect foil for the flower. Wow, what a bright spot of color against the darker background! It is a good, vigorous, easy to grow azalea. 8-12"

40686 Azalea ‘Molalla Red’ — (Exbury) Fascinating bright red, tubular flowers atop a mounding bush make a perfect complement to other strong colored azaleas in your garden! This variety is a splendid addition from the Exbury family. 8-12"

40693 Azalea ‘Moonlight Rose’ — (Exbury) Flowers of the palest pink adorn this hardy azalea and, as its name implies, the rosy blossoms seem to gracefully float above the nighttime foliage. 48-60"

40613 Azalea ‘Mount Saint Helens’ — (Girard, Exbury type) FRAGRANT. Large, rose-pink trusses erupt from deep rose buds. Once open, the flowers display upper petals with large yellow-orange flares that gradually deepen to bright red-orange. The flower has a tricolor appearance that is very showy. 18-24"

40684 Azalea ‘My Mary’ — (Beasley) A beautiful plant, rounded in shape and crowned in late April with light brilliant yellow 2½" flowers. It’s a fragrant offspring of ‘Nacooche’ x R. austrinum, a stoloniferous azalea which produces stems that grow horizontally along the ground. 12-18"

40641 Azalea ‘Northern Hi-Lights’ — (Northern Lights) This is another of the extremely hardy (-40^o) azaleas developed by the University of Minnesota. ‘Northern Highlights’ has very soft white flowers with a lovely yellow blotch on the upper petals. What makes this even better is that the plants are very vigorous and easy to grow! 12-18"

40618 Azalea ‘Orchid Lights’ — (Northern Lights) This is one of the hardiest of the Northern Lights series developed by the University of Minnesota, and will still flower after -45^oF. Brrrr! This might not grow at the North Pole, but you shouldn’t have to worry about its hardiness elsewhere! Unusual shaped flowers of soft orchid dance atop bright green foliage. Smaller and more compact than many of the deciduous azaleas. A real beauty! 8-12", 12-18"

40670 Azalea ‘Parade’ — (Weston, cumberlandense x viscosum) Deep pink, 1½’’ trumpet blooms on this robust plant burst into view in July, emitting a soft, sweet fragrance. Very hardy and very tall. It can reach heights of up to 8’. You can just see it breaking into song in the back row! FRAGRANT 8-12", 18-24", 24-30"

40614 Azalea ‘Pink and Sweet’ — (Weston) A very hardy, semi double selection that has fragrant, purple-pink flowers with a golden flare in the throat. This one blooms in June-July, a great bloomer to extend the flowering season. FRAGRANT 8-12", 12-18"

40515 Azalea ‘Red Sunset’ — (Arneson, Exbury) This fine, deep vivid red plant is a superb addition to the azalea world. There are not many deep reds as most deciduous azaleas are more orange, so this is unusual. Its foliage is exceptional; a healthy, dark shiny green on a plant that is more compact growing than most of the Exbury type azaleas. This one is the result of an extensive breeding program of Ivan and Roberta Arneson and is a selection of one out of thousands of seedlings grown, so you know it is good! 8-12", 18-24"

40615 Azalea ‘Rosy Lights’ — (Northern Lights) Dark rosy pink blossoms completely cover this grand azalea. It’s hardy to -40^oF and no matter how cool the weather, this beauty will always come through with a tremendous display in the spring. FRAGRANT 24-30"

40722 Azalea ‘Tri-Lights’ — (Northern Lights) Vigorous growing to 5’, this is a seldom seen combination of colors. Its wavy edged flowers are white with purple-pink marbling and bright yellow spots! A carnival. 18-24"

40627 Azalea ‘Umpqua Queen’ — (Schoneman of Beneschoen gardens, intro. Theiss Azalea Garden, Knap Hill type) Large, sometimes double, single or semidouble, brilliant yellow trusses with vivid yellow blotches clothe this queen. A strong grower and profuse bloomer. Hardy too! 12-18"

40623 Azalea ‘Wallowa Red’ — (Slonecker, Exbury type) This may be the deepest red flower of any of the deciduous azaleas. It blooms in midseason and occasionally has 6 petals. Deep red has always been a color lacking in the deciduous type azaleas, and although there are a number of orange-reds, this is probably the finest in this deep red shade. It grows as an open, round plant, with arching branches eventually reaching 4-8' in height with a spread of 3-5'. 18-24"

40528 Azalea ‘Washington State Centennial’ — (Mossman) Selected by the Washington State Centennial Commission to honor the state of Washington’s one hundred years of statehood. The flowers open a light orange-yellow, gradually softening to white with a blotch of vivid glowing yellow on the upper petal. The frilled petals and fragrant flowers fill the garden with charm and sweetness each spring. The leaves are very shiny and resistant to mildew. An azalea truly worthy of its place of honor. FRAGRANT. 8-12"

40547 Azalea ‘Western Lights’ — (Northern Lights) A form of ‘Orchid Lights’, this cultivar boasts thicker, more lush foliage with slightly glaucous coloring and larger clear pink flowers. Hardiness is -30^oF. A beauty even where hardiness isn’t needed. 12-18", 18-24"

40673 Azalea ‘Weston’s Innocence’ — (Weston) Dainty, 1½’’ bridal white blooms veil this azalea’s lacy branching structure in time for June weddings. A delightful fragrance adds a touch of romance. 12-18"

40704 Azalea ‘Weston’s Lemon Drop’ — (Weston) Syn. ‘Lemon Drop’. A summer flowering deciduous Azalea. Soft pink buds open to fragrant, yellow blossoms in July. Glossy green leaves turn a dark, wine-red color in fall. Grows 4’ x 4’ wide. 12-18"

40590 Azalea ‘White Lights’ — (Northern Lights) Don’t complain about living in too harsh a climate because here is an azalea that will make you the envy of your neighbors. And, it can be grown practically anywhere! This is one of a series of azaleas developed by the University of Minnesota for hardiness. Not only is the plant hardy to -50^oF, but the bud is hardy to -55^oF. Need more!? It’s fragrant too. Of course, the flower is white with a slender band of gold running up the center petal. FRAGRANT 12-18"

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