Use this page to describe an azalea in enough detail to be useful for garden selection purposes.

To change an existing description, first retrieve it with a search, and click its change button to show it here. If you are not sure about a particular element, leave it empty. The only required elements are the plant name and your name. Then click the Enter button to store the description.

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plant name (required)		your name (required)
garden hue modifier	garden hue	min cold zone (°F)	max cold zone
bluish greenish purplish reddish yellowish	blue brown gray green olive orange orange yellow pink purple red violet white yellow yellow green	1 (below -50) 2 (-40 to -50) 3 (-30 to -40) 4 (-20 to -30) 5 (-10 to -20) 6 (0 to -10) 7 (10 to 0) 8 (20 to 10) 9 (30 to 20) 10 (40 to 30) 11 (above 40)	1 (below -50) 2 (-40 to -50) 3 (-30 to -40) 4 (-20 to -30) 5 (-10 to -20) 6 (0 to -10) 7 (10 to 0) 8 (20 to 10) 9 (30 to 20) 10 (40 to 30) 11 (above 40)
plant type	plant group/species	plant shape	plant height
evergreen deciduous azaleodendron	Abbott Aichele alabamense albrechtii amagianum Amoena annamense arborescens Arendsii Arnold Aronense atlanticum atrovirens Australia & NZ Azaleaodendron Back Acres Beasley Beattie Belgian Glenn Dale Belgian Indian Beltsville Beltsville Dwarfs Bobbink and Atkins boninense Bovee breviperulatum Brooks calendulaceum canadense canescens Carla Carlson-Exbury Carlson-Evergreen Carlson-Natives Cherokee Chinese Chinquapin Hill Chisolm-Merritt chrysocalyx Chugai chunii Coolidge Cornell Cox cumberlandense Czechoslavakian Dawson Deerfield Deckert Diamant Domoto Dosser eastmanii Eden Encore Exbury Exbury Evergreen farrerae Feldyk Ferndown flammeum Fleischmann flumineum Gable Galle Gartrell Garrett Ghent Girard Deciduous Girard Evergreen glandostylum Glenn Dale Greenwood Hager hainanense Hardijzer Harris Hershey Hirado Holmes Huang Ilam indicum japonicum jinpingense jinxiuense kaempferi kanehirai Kerrigan Kehr Knap Hill Korean kiusianum komiyamae Kurume Kuwana kwangsiense kwangtungense Kyushu lasiostylum Leach Lewis lingii Linwood Loblolly Bay longiperulatum luteum macrogemmum macrosepalum mariae mariesii Marlbank Farm Mayo McDonald microphytum minutiflorum molle Mollis Monrovia Mossholder-Bristow mucronatum myrsinifolium naamkwanse nakaharai nipponicum noriakianum North Tisbury Nuccio nudipes occidentale oldhamii otakumii Pender Pennington pentaphyllum Pericat periclymenoides Pride prinophyllum prunifolium Puyallup Valley quinquefolium reticulatum ripense rivulare Robin Hill rubropilosum rufohirtum Rustica Flora Pleno Rutherford Ryukyu saisuense sanctum Sander & Forster sataense Satsuki scabrum schlippenbachii seniavinii serpyllifolium Shammarello sikayotaizense simsii Slocock Slonecker Sonoma Southern Indian Stanton subsessile taiwanalpinnum tamurae tashiroi Ten Oaks tenue tosaense tschonoskii tsusiophyllum tsoi vaseyi viscosum Vuyk Wada Weston weyrichii Wheeldon Whitewater Windsor yakuinsulare yedoense	prostrate mounding spreading upright arching weeping irregular	0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
flower type	flower shape	flower width	bloom time
single hose-in-hose semi-double semi-dbl h/h double double h/h spider	recurved tubular funnel saucer flat bell	0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00 4.50 5.00 5.50 6.00	very early early early midseason midseason late midseason late very late
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