Rhodoendron 'Marydel' ~ Marydel Azalea flowering Slow to establish

Slow to establish

Like other dogwoods

It produces large clusters of bright red flowers that appear in mid-summer and continue blooming into early fall

Small clusters of greenish white berries follow the flowers

Rhodoendron 'Marydel' ~ Marydel Azalea flowering Slow to establishMarydel Azalea is a low mounding native deciduous shrub with small emerald green foliage. Deep pink buds open to highly fragrant clusters of white honeysuckle like flowers with deep pink tubes and pink margins in mid spring. Best grown in part sun and rich, moist, acidic well drained soils. Type: Shrub Height: 3' 4' Spread: 5 6' Spacing: 5' USDA Hardiness Zone: 5 8 Culture: Part Sun Bloom Color: White Season of Interest: Spring MAINTENANCE NEEDS: Low