Rhododendron 'Pink Macrantha' ~ Pink Macrantha Azalea slow-growth An abundance of vibrant orange

An abundance of vibrant orange buds on the branch tips open to fragrant orange flowers in spring attracting butterflies

Rather than a specific cultivar

Downward arching spikes of fragrant dark purple clusters that bloom continuously from summer attract pollinators and butterflies

IMAGES: daryl_mitchell from Saskatoon

Rhododendron 'Pink Macrantha' ~ Pink Macrantha Azalea slow-growth An abundance of vibrant orangePink Macrantha Azalea is a slow growing compact evergreen shrub with a typical 1 foot clearance and small green leaves that turn red in cold winter. The double petaled pink flowers begin to bloom in mid spring through summer and may experience another bloom between then. A very versatile plant that prefers partial sun with acidic rich, well drained soils. Azaleas are excellent pollination and butterfly attractors. Old flowers persist in a dried state