Features:

• Attracts birds
• Attracts butterflies
• Attracts hummingbirds
• Can serve as groundcover
• Deer resistant
• Disease resistant
• Drought tolerant once established
• Provides fall color
• Mildew resistant

Uses:

• Accent
• Container
• Mass Planting
• Specimen
   

Pruning:

With its beautiful natural form, there is little need to prune. If required, do so after flowering to maintain a desired size.

• Rarely prune
• Prune to maintain shape and size
   

Fertilizing:

• Acidic fertilizer recommended

Tips:

• Azaleas are evergreen shrubs making them ideal hedges or shrub borders. Try planting along a fence for color throughout the dull winter months.

There are several plants that would make great companions in the garden or landscape.
The key to companion planting is selecting plants with similar cultural requirements. Below are a few suggestions:

Camellias, Mini Penny Hydrangea, Magnolias, Dogwood Trees, Abelias, Pinwheel Gardenia, Hosta, Phormium, Epimedium