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	Azalea Hybrid Bushes And Native American Fiery (flame) Azaleas -- iSnare.com Articles
		Kurume azalea shrubs grow small waxy leaves and are considered to be dwarf azalea plants, growing 4 feet tall, but rarely some cultivars reach 6 feet in height.
		Glenn Dale azaleas bloom with the diversity of Japanese hybrids.
		The Oconee azalea (Rhododendron speciosum) flower is considered to be one of the most beautiful flowering plants in America, and the pleasant fragrance wafting through the garden landscape demands an equal appreciation as the captivating beauty of the azalea flower clusters.
	www.isnare.com /?aid=103876&ca=Gardening (0 words)

	Garden Gazebo - Dwarf Plants (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Dwarf plants are best used in small, detailed areas where they will be observed at close range, such as patio and entrance areas.
		There are dwarfs which prefer dense shade, such as holly fern, fatsia, aucuba, dwarf azalea, mahonia, holly malpighia and vinca, while others prefer a sunny exposure, such as junipers, hollies, barberry, pomegranate, crape myrtle, pyracantha, and dwarf natal-plum.
		The advantage of the hardy dwarfs in pots and tubs is that they will tolerate winter conditions out of doors and do not require shifting or lifting to protected areas come winter.
	www.gardengazebo.com /dwarf_plants (524 words)

	Search Results for "Azalea"
		azalea, (zal´y) (KEY) [Gr.,=dry], any species of the genus Rhododendron, North American and Asian shrubs of the family Ericaceae (heath family) that are distinguished...
		Alpine azalea, bearberry, dwarf birch, and some insectivorous plants are among the additional...
		The azalea and the rhodora are similar shrubs usually distinguished by...
	www.bartleby.com /cgi-bin/texis/webinator/sitesearch?FILTER=col65&query=Azalea (223 words)

	AllRefer.com - azalea, Plant (Plants) - Encyclopedia
		Azaleas are handsome shrubs with large clusters of pink, red, orange, yellow, purple, or white flowers.
		Dwarf azaleas are grown by florists as pot plants.
		Azaleas are classified in the division Magnoliophyta, class Magnoliopsida, order Ericales, family Ericaceae.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/A/azalea.html (250 words)

	Dwarf Rhododendron
		The enormous rhododendron family, which includes both rhododendrons and azaleas, contains many dwarf plants suitable for rock gardens, their specific use depends on their soil and light preferences and their habits of growth--compact, spreading or trailing.
		All dwarf rhododendrons and azaleas are hardy in Zones 6, -10, to -5° F, and many can be grown, if given protection, in Zone 5, to -10° F. In cold climates, most do better on the north side of a building or on a northwest slope.
		Plant dwarf rhododendrons and azaleas in spring or, in areas that have mild winters, in the fall.
	rhodyman.net /rhodydw.html (0 words)

	Growing Dwarf Citrus Trees in the Home
		Dwarf citrus trees such as oranges, lemons, and limes are living conversation pieces.
		Dwarf citrus trees require periodic repotting (every third year or so.) The dwarfing characteristics are the result of keeping the tree root bound in the container, so do not used too large of a planter.
		To insure a fruiting specimen, dwarf citrus trees should be propagated from cuttings.
	www.thegardenhelper.com /dwarfcitrus.html (341 words)

	Dr. Bob's Gardening Tips - UF/IFAS Environmental Horticulture
		In the nursery trade a dwarf plant is one that is three feet or less in ultimate height.
		There are dwarfs which prefer dense shade, such as holly fern, fatsia, aucuba, dwarf azalea, mahonia, holly malpighia and vinca, while others prefer a sunny exposure, such as junipers, hollies, barberry, pomegranate, crape myrtle, pyracantha, and dwarf natal-plum.
		Some dwarfs which reward the grower with seasonal blooms include: dwarf azalea, cuphea, dwarf sasanqua, dwarf gardenia, dwarf crape myrtle, pomegranate, lantana, japanese purple honeysuckle and Indian hawthorne.
	hort.ifas.ufl.edu /gt/dwarf/dwarf.htm (524 words)

	Sunnyside Azaleas
		The name Azalea comes from the Greek azaleos meaning "to be parched." Linneus, when he named the shrub, believed that it thrived only in the dry, rocky woods of its native habitat.
		Azaleas were first introduced to Europe in the 1600s by the Dutch East India Company, along with a boatload of other Japanese plants.
		Azaleas are actually part of the 1000 specie Rhododendron family, 70 of which are know as Azaleas.
	www.sunnysideofmarin.com /pages/Azaleas11.php?project_id=11 (827 words)

	Azalea Hybrid Bushes And Native American Fiery (flame) Azaleas
		Glenn Dale azaleas bloom with the diversity of Japanese hybrids.
		The Oconee azalea (Rhododendron speciosum) flower is considered to be one of the most beautiful flowering plants in America, and the pleasant fragrance wafting through the garden landscape demands an equal appreciation as the captivating beauty of the azalea flower clusters.
		The name, flame azalea, was originally used to describe clusters of flowers on the azalea shrub (bush) that glowed in the spring with colors of yellow, orange, and red.
	www.articledashboard.com /Article/Azalea-Hybrid-Bushes-And-Native-American-Fiery--flame--Azaleas/125192 (1775 words)

	Magnolia Gardens Nursery Shrubs
		Similar in looks to the Dwarf Burford Holly only it has a more upright growth habit and it is slightly taller when fully mature.
		Dwarf form of the species and has a very full and dense growth habit and gets only 4-6' tall and 4-6' wide.
		Dwarf species that was developed in New Zealand for its lime green leaves and superior red color that shows in the fall.
	www.magnoliagardensnursery.com /product/shrub.html (1552 words)

	Bay Weekly: Earth Talk
		The garden-variety azaleas are evergreen, compact and slow growing.
		Pink azalea, or Pinxter, is one of the species that grows locally.
		Dwarf azalea, another Maryland native, grows mainly in the eastern part of the state where soils are sandy.
	www.bayweekly.com /year06/issuexiv17/eartjournalxiv17.html (399 words)

	ANR-200 Azaleas:Varieties
		Azaleas are very different in the capacity of both plants and flowers to withstand cold injury.
		Azalea flower forms are classified as standard or hose-in-hose, and single, semi-double, or double.
		The first Kurume azaleas were brought to the United States from Japan around 1915, causing a wave of popularity of the evergreen azaleas.
	www.aces.edu /pubs/docs/A/ANR-0200/varieties.html (1329 words)

	Dwarf Red Hardy Azalea \| Rhododendron x Hinode-giri, Mist of the Morning Sun \| Spring Hill Nursery
		Among the hardiest of evergreen Azaleas, this award-winner's botanical name means "Mist of the Morning Sun." It brings life to shady spots year-round, with vivid, rose-crimson flowers for weeks in early spring and bright red foliage all winter.
		Dwarf Red Hardy Azalea grows 2-3' high with similar spread.
		One of the hardiest of the evergreen Azaleas.
	springhillnursery.com /product.asp_Q_pn_E_10264 (0 words)

	Dwarf Rhododendron
		The enormous rhododendron family, which includes both rhododendrons and azaleas, contains many dwarf plants suitable for rock gardens, their specific use depends on their soil and light preferences and their habits of growth--compact, spreading or trailing.
		All dwarf rhododendrons and azaleas are hardy in Zones 6, -10, to -5° F, and many can be grown, if given protection, in Zone 5, to -10° F. In cold climates, most do better on the north side of a building or on a northwest slope.
		Plant dwarf rhododendrons and azaleas in spring or, in areas that have mild winters, in the fall.
	www.rhodyman.net /rhodydw.html (724 words)

	The Rosebay
		I use the term diminutive dwarf to differentiate from the numerous evergreen azaleas that are sold and used as dwarf plants, but eventually must be transplanted or heavily pruned to remain valuable garden plants.
		To put this in perspective, a diminutive dwarf azalea is one which will grow three to four feet wide, and be no more than fifteen or eighteen inches tall after it has been in the landscape for twenty or twenty-five years.
		While the azaleas that are slow growing and dwarf enough to be used in these situations are the result of breeding with dwarf plants as the goal, or in the case of A.
	www.rosebay.org /chapterweb/rosebay/vol_8_no_2.htm (13601 words)

	Satsuki Azalea Bonsai
		The azalea used to be considered a separate genus from the rhododendron, but has recently been reclassified.
		The most interesting feature of the Satsuki azalea is that it produces flowers in multiple colors on the same plant.
		Experienced growers of azalea bonsai recommend using a soil mix that contains no small particles at all, because of the dense growth of azalea roots.
	www.bonsai-express.com /products/1630-satsuki_azalea.htm (693 words)

	AZALEAS EVERGREEN
		Azaleas prefer many of the same cultivation conditions that rhododendrons do, such as acidic soil, filtered or partial sun, good drainage, and a regular watering schedule.
		It is considered a low dwarf, only growing to 16" tall and about as wide.
		Abundant flowers are white with central rays of hot pink merging in the center to become a showy red blotch.
	www.greergardens.com /evergreen.htm (3492 words)

	October Gardening Questions and Answers page. Text.
		Most of the spring bulbs will grow in containers, dwarf daffodils, dwarf tulips, snowdrops, crocus, and hyacinths are the most popular.
		Your azaleas could be dwarf azaleas, so they may never get big.
		Azaleas have fine surface roots, which can dry out, they are forest floor plants and they will benefit from a generous layer of garden peat around the plant.
	members.aol.com /valecroft/octoberquestionsandanswerstext.html (3436 words)

	azalea — FactMonster.com
		Azaleas are handsome shrubs with large clusters of pink, red, orange, yellow, purple, or white flowers.
		Most azaleas grow in damp, acid soils of hills or mountains.
		Dwarf azaleas are grown by florists as pot plants.
	www.factmonster.com /id/A0805534 (213 words)

	Piedmont Azalea (Rhododendron canescens)
		The official vernacular and the rarely used Mountain Azalea conflict with the name Piedmont Azalea as piedmont means at the foot of the mountains and also refers to a region of the eastern U. east of the Appalachian Mountains from New Jersey to Alabama.
		I am reliably informed by Ed Collins with the Southeastern chapter of The American Rhododendron Society that the correct name is Piedmont Azalea and that the range is no further north than North Carolina.
		Swamp Azalea AKA Clammy Azalea or Swamp Honeysuckle (Rhododendron viscosum) is found in swamps and has a hairy midrib on the under side of the leaf and the flowers have sticky hairs.
	2bnthewild.com /plants/H156.htm (700 words)

	Monrovia - DWARF SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA
		A dwarf Southern Magnolia with smaller dark green foliage and very compact narrow form ideal for smaller gardens.
		Although it is labeled as dwarf, this very columnar evergreen will reach over 25 feet tall at maturity.
		This dwarf Magnolia is a great companion to tall flowering shrubs such as Royal Red Butterfly Bush (Buddleia davidii `Royal Red`).
	www.monrovia.com /PlantInf.nsf/0/a615f12befa57a438825684d0071d12e?OpenDocument (269 words)

	Russell's Broadleaf Evergreens 2005
		Small dark green foliage and dark green flowers on a dwarf plant.
		This variety is dwarf and compact with small flowers along the stem.
		Dwarf selection growing to 3' x 3', deep pink buds open to pure white long lasting flowers.
	www.russellsgardencenter.com /nursery/evergreens2005.html (1336 words)

	Etext Center: Projects
		These native azaleas have a color range from white to pink, red and yellow, they may be dwarf or very tall, single stemmed or more stoloniferous than a raspberry bush— and certain of them root readily from cuttings.
		The Oconee Azalea is a red with suitable characters except perhaps, its time of flowering, and at this stage of collecting it was hoped that a small-flowered, fairly late, clear yellow azalea might perchance be found on some secluded slope of these westerly hills of the Virginias, Kentucky or in the Ozarks.
		From the dwarf, twiggy and semi-evergreen bushes of the marshes of South Carolina to the tall, gray leaved and large flowered shrubs of the pond margins of Cape Cod, the Swamp Azalea is much more changeable than its sister of the Gulf Coast.
	etext.lib.virginia.edu /cgi-local/skinner/skinner-browse?id=SkiInse.xml (9549 words)

	Annual Events in Tsuyama
		Formerly, a fair was held in front of the gate for trading cattle and horses.
		Hundreds of colorful potted dwarf azalea trees are exhibited every year.
		Potted dwarf trees and azalea seedlings are sold, and stalls serving Japanese green tea and various foods are set up.
	www.tsuyama-ct.ac.jp /English/tsuyama/annual.htm (497 words)

	House Plants - The Pleasures of House Plants
		Others enjoy strange and picturesque cacti, bizarre bromeliads, or gnarled dwarf trees.
		There is great satisfaction, too, in reflowering a poinsettia or an azalea the year after its purchase from the florist.
		Eagerly I anticipate the blooming of all seedling house plants, for there is always a chance that one of them will be better than were its parents.
	www.house-plants.info /house-plants-pleasures.htm (463 words)

	Rhododendron hybrida ( Carrara Glenn Dale Azalea )
		Widely spreading, dwarf, evergreen azalea developed primarily for cold hardiness along the mid-Atlantic states.
		This is usually a back of the border azalea because most of the Glenn Dales are taller, though not all.
		Though azaleas have a potentially large list of possible pest and disease problems, they are usually trouble free if planted correctly in proper cultural conditions.
	www.backyardgardener.com /plantname/pda_9ff5.html (4553 words)

	Gardening123 - Your Resource for Plant, Lawn and Houseplant Care
		This low-spreading, dwarf shrub has lovely white flowers with occasional purplish-pink stripes.
		'Elise Norfleet' is an outstanding cold hardy azalea from B.Y. Morrison, light pink in center with border of vivid red.
		'Scarlet Picotee' is a medium-size azalea with handsome, shiny green foliage and striking red flowers with a white center.
	www.gardening123.com /GardenGuide/Plant_RelatedSpecies.asp?MS=1&SS=12&ID=106377&group_id=26&Plant_Cat_Id=18 (746 words)

	Pink Azalea \| Plant Information
		The Pink Azalea has a Moderate life span relative to most other plant species and a Moderate growth rate.
		At maturity, the typical Pink Azalea will reach up to 10 feet high, with a maximum height at 20 years of 10 feet.
		Note that cold stratification is not required for seed germination and the plant cannot survive exposure to temperatures below -18°F. Pink Azalea has Medium tolerance to drought and restricted water conditions.
	www.gardenguides.com /plants/plant.asp?symbol=RHPE4 (0 words)

	Briggs Nursery - Wholesale Nursery - Tissue Culture
		It buries itself in pure white flowers early in the azalea season.
		If the weather cooperates, it may display its finery on the day for which it was named.
		Like all of the azaleas in the Lights series, it is very hardy.
	www.briggsnursery.com /Catalog.cfm?StartRow=51 (704 words)

	Smooth Azalea \| Plant Information
		The Smooth Azalea has a Long life span relative to most other plant species and a Moderate growth rate.
		At maturity, the typical Smooth Azalea will reach up to 18 feet high, with a maximum height at 20 years of 18 feet.
		The Smooth Azalea is easily found in nurseries, garden stores and other plant dealers and distributors.
	www.gardenguides.com /plants/plant.asp?symbol=RHAR3 (0 words)

	Glendoick Gardens, Nursery and Garden Centre
		Alternatives are compost (own or bought), composted bark, conifer needles etc. There is no point in spending money on rhododendrons and azalea if you are not prepared to do some soil preparation.
		Dwarf rhododendrons & evergreen azaleas are quite easily rooted in a propagator.
		H5 areas tend to be well inland and tend to suffer late (and early Autumn) frosts, so choose most varieties which flower in mid May-June to avoid damage to flowers.
	www.glendoick.com /content.php?page=advice (1715 words)

	Index to Paghat's Garden: Rhododendrons
		Rhododendron impeditum x dauricum 'Karin Seleger' dwarf evergreen rhody
		Rhododendron yedoense var poukhanense 'Poukhanense Compacta' Korean azalea
		Azalea 'Youth,' a Glenn Dale/Ben Morrison evergreen azalea
	www.paghat.com /garden11.html (0 words)

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