40632 Azalea ‘Mandarin Spiced’ — (Greer, Exbury type) Large, showy trusses of brilliant hot orange with a paprika flare will cover this vigorous grower when in bloom. Unusual for azaleas, each flower will often have six or more petals with some twisting on the ends. It’s quite hardy and will make a spicy addition to your garden. 18-24"

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", 12-18"

NEW 40721 Azalea ‘Memory of Fred Galle’ — (Kerr) This mid August bloomer is yellow-pink in bud opening to a broadly funnel shaped flower that is apricot with a yellow dorsal flare and yellow throat. A fitting memorial to Fred Galle. 8-12"

40705 Azalea ‘Millenium’ (Weston) An excellent choice for those who want their deciduous azaleas not quite so intense. The dusty-red flowers set against blue green foliage will blend readily in the landscape. It’s very late flowering and mildew resistant. 8-12", 12-18"

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. 18-24", 24-30"

40613 Azalea ‘Mount Saint Helens’ — (Girard, Exbury type) 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 and is not only showy but fragrant as well! 8-12"

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"

40578 Azalea ‘Narcissiflora’ — (Ghent) Standing tall with its small, sweetly scented hose-in-hose flowers, this azalea is much like the ever popular ‘Homebush,’ but it is yellow! Demand never ceases for this well known plant. It will soon be the center of attention in your azalea collection. 8-12"

40641 Azalea ‘Northern Hi-Lights’ — (Northern Lights) This is another of the extremely hardy (-40°) 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! 8-12"

40550 Azalea ‘Orangeade’ — (Knap Hill) Very full, frilly flowers of a pure, delicious orange decorate this azalea. The foliage is lovely, medium green and plays well with the darker green foliage of broadleaf evergreens and conifers. 8-12", 12-18", 24-30"

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°F. Brrrr! Unusual shaped flowers of soft orchid. Smaller and more compact than many of the deciduous azaleas. A real beauty! 8-12", 12-18"

40670 Azalea ‘Parade’ — (Weston, bakerii x viscosum arborescens) Deep pink with a golden flair in the throat, 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! 8-12"40614 Azalea ‘Pink and Sweet’ — (Weston) A very hardy, semidouble 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. 8-12"

40645 Azalea ‘Pink Plush’ — (Leach, natural hybrid of R. bakeri x R. arborescens) It is like the native species of the eastern U.S. which are now so much in demand. Especially nice because it flowers late, long after the other azaleas have finished. It has lovely flowers of rosy pink with deeper orange-rose on the upper petals. 12-18", 18-24"

NEW 40646 Azalea ‘Pink Puff’ — (Leach, natural hybrid of R. bakeri x R. arborescens) Especially nice because it flowers so late in the season. This newer azalea has small airy flowers of soft rose pink with a showy golden yellow flare on the upper petal. Because it flowers so late, the new growth appears well before the blooms and matures to deep green, giving a nice background for the pink color. 8-12"

NEW 40718 Azalea ‘Pink Surprise’ — (Summerville) This is a lovely new pink azalea from the Summerville breading program. It is a seedling of ‘Pink Suprise’. 24-30"

40621 Azalea ‘Radiant’ — (Mollis) A deep red-orange, almost brick red color, this selection is not the typical bright colored flower of many of the azaleas. It is a rich, dark dusky toned one. Very, very sophisticated. 18-24"

40529 Azalea ‘Red Letter’ — (Ilam) The Ilam hybrids are famous and when you see these fantastic, vivid orange beauties in bloom you will understand why. The color is incredibly alive. 12-18", 18-24"

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. 8-12"

40591 Azalea ‘Rising Star’ — (Landauer, Mollis x Exbury) This hybrid is especially attractive with its huge orange flare set on a background of white, edged with a tinge of salmon. Sensational! We always have trouble keeping this in stock and are glad to be able to offer it to you again! 8-12"

40537 Azalea ‘Rosata’ — (R. viscosum x ‘Koster’s Brilliant Red’) Originally imported from Holland, this hardy, vigorous grower has fantastic fragrant flowers in a striking carmine-rose color. These R. viscosum hybrids are known especially for their beautiful fragrance. If you like sweet scents, this is a must! 8-12", 12-18"

40615 Azalea ‘Rosy Lights’ — (Northern Lights) Dark rosy pink blossoms completely cover this grand azalea. It’s hardy to -40oF and no matter how cool the weather, this beauty will always come through with a tremendous display in the spring. Fragrant! 8-12"

40622 Azalea ‘Royal Lodge’ — (Knap Hill) A luscious red with a blend of orange on one side, this flower has long protruding stamens and semi-ruffled edges. The color is reminiscent of a summer sunset on the Oregon coast. 18-24"

40703 Azalea ‘Royal Ruby’ — (Exbury) Flowers are light red to orange in color with pointed petals. Smaller overall height to 4' in 10 years. 8-12"

40679 Azalea ‘Salmon Delight’ — (‘Pink Delight’ x Klondike’) Blossoms are a bright pink, flushed with yellow-pink. Upright habit, leaves turn yellow, tinged with orange in the fall. 12-18"

40656 Azalea ‘Snowbird’ — (R. atlanticum x R. canescens) Delicious fragrance exudes from this lovely, white, compact flower. Small, blue-green leaves complete the delicate appearance. 8-12", 18-24"

40653 Azalea ‘Soft Shimmer’ — (Greer) (‘Thomas Jefferson’ x ‘Anna Pavlova’) Soft pink buds open to white hose-in-hose flowers, touched on the outer edges with pink. Gradually the whole flower becomes more pink until it is a soft pink throughout. It shimmers softly in the spring sun! This is another plant in the tradition of the most popular ‘Homebush’, only a little more pastel. 18-24", 24-30"

NEW 40575 Azalea ‘Soir de Paris’ — (R. viscosum hybrid) Light pink flowers with an orange blotch grace a 4-5’ plant that blooms. The essence of this favorite plant is of a lady going to an afternoon tea in another time, perfuming the air around her. 8-12", 12-18"

40592 Azalea ‘Spring Salvo’ — (Ilam) Densely foliaged, this plant beautifully displays the strong, full-bodied red-orange flowers. A generous 3" in size, the blooms bunch together to form melon-sized 7" trusses. And, there’s a bright orange blotch on the upper petal that makes it nearly impossible not to stop and take a closer look. 18-24"

40542 Azalea ‘Sun Chariot’ — (Exbury) Fantastic, large flowers, buttercup yellow with a yellow-orange blotch on the upper lobe. A bright and cheerful addition for your garden! Wow! If you like yellow, here is something for you. 18-24"

40633 Azalea ‘Tangelo’ — (Greer, Exbury type) Like biting into a sweet, juicy tangelo, soft, warm orange floods the garden when this flowers. It isn’t a deep orange but a true sparkling orange that radiates. Vigorous and easy to grow, it should be hardy to at least -25°F, so you don’t have to worry about its durability. Stands sun and heat. 8-12"

NEW 40516 Azalea ‘Totally Awesome’ — (Bunnell) Awesome is the only word to describe this large flowered azalea. The petals flutter a brilliant yellow with light yellow and show a vivid red-orange shading to the edges of the flower. The stamens are often petal like too, giving it an unusual and beautiful, yes, awesome appearance. 12-18"

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. 8-12", 12-18"

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°F. A beauty even where hardiness isn’t needed. 8-12", 12-18", 18-24"

40590 Azalea ‘White Lights’ — (Northern Lights) This is one of a series of azaleas developed by the University of Minnesota for hardiness. Not only is the plant hardy to -50oF, but the bud is hardy to -55°F. Need more!? It’s fragrant too. 8-12"

40544 Azalea ‘Whitethroat’ — (Knap Hill) Unusual and floriferous, this azalea has double white flowers that bloom in early June amidst beautiful light green foliage. ‘Whitethroat’s’ spreading habit adds a refreshingly cool feel to the garden, especially when planted in partial shade. 18-24"

40702 Azalea ‘Whitney’s Pontica’ — (Possibly a cross between R. luteum and R. occidentale) Very light yellow to almost white flowers with a vivid chrome-yellow flare totally blanket this bushy, upright plant. Excellent fragrance, reminiscent of R. occidentale, and excellent fall colors. 18-24", 24-30"

40674 ‘Yellow Cloud’ — (Knaphill?) In late May, very fragrant, light yellow flowers appear to float on this upright, mounded plant. Later the blooms deepen to a brilliant yellow with a vivid yellow blotch. And the fragrance lingers on. 8-12"