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This selection is similar to the familiar ‘Linearifolium’ but has normal sized leaves and the floral petals are a bit wider, but still quite narrow and distinctly shaped. They are divided and strap-like, a light purplish-pink in color with darker tips and dark spots at the base. Easy, tough, beautiful and hardy.
This is a rounded evergreen azalea with light green, ovate and softly hairy leaves. Lovely large and fragrant lavender flowers in late spring on this clone collected in the wild. Formerly known as macrosepalum and native to southern Japan. Easy in sun or light shade.
A very distinct and deservedly popular evergreen azalea from Japan. The long and narrow, hairy leaves are matched by the similarly-shaped lavender petals of the flowers in mid-spring. An amazing foliage plant. Best if staked for a year or so until an adequate root system develops, after this it is quite dependable.
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