Formosa Azalea Size:3 Gallon Liner perfect for adding striking color

perfect for adding striking color to smaller garden spaces

the plants are part of the Polypodiaceae family—they grow slowly

it produces star-like blooms

Cut spent blooms to encourage new growth

The fronds are positioned in a way that creates a horizontal layering effect much like you see in Dogwood trees

Formosa Azalea Size:3 Gallon Liner perfect for adding striking colorIt is tough to beat Formosa Azalea flowers for their colorful appearance, shape, or as a draw for hummingbirds. The pinkish lavender flowers open in spring, revealing a darker center of color. The showy color display rises above deep green and delicate leaves. Formosa azaleas grow to a height of 68' and a spread of 46' at maturity. This shrub grows at a slow rate, with height increases of less than 12" per year. It's important to fertilize Azaleas