NATIVE – A deciduous, fragrant-flowered species that forms a rounded shrub. Pale pink flowers appear in May. Useful for naturalizing. Adapts to a dry sandy loam quite nicely. Mildew resistant. Botanical Name- Azalea periclymenoides Pronunciation- uh-ZAY-lee-uh peh-ri-kly-men-OY-deez Foliage- Deciduous Mature Width- 5 ft Mature Height- 5 ft Sun Exposure- Part sun Soil Preferences- Moist, well-drained, enriched soil Current Size- 3 Bloom Color- Pink Bloom Time- Spring Companion Plants- Trillium grandiflorum – native woodland synergy, partial shade Fauna Attracted- Bees (bumble, honey), hummingbirds, some butterflies Plant Habit- Shrub
- Care Rating- Moderate
Default Beavercreek Nursery Bin – Yearly Care Instructions- Prune immediately after flowering; use acidic fertilizer in spring and keep soil evenly moist. Trimming Instructions- Prune after flowering to shape and remove weak growth. Fertilization Instructions- Apply an acidic fertilizer (e.g., 4-6-4) in early spring; moderate feeding need. Amend clay soil with peat moss or pine bark to maintain acidity and improve drainage. Fertilizer Recommendation- Holly-tone Possible Issues- Lace bugs, root rot, powdery mildew
