azalea 'white lights'* yellow

azalea 'white lights'* yellowclusters of trumpet shaped flowers cover the plant closed buds are pink, flowers are white with a yellow blotch medium green leaves appear after the flowers and turn burgundy in the fall mounding, rounded habit when mature bloom time: spring type: deciduous flowers are mildly fragrant zone 4 height 125 150cm spread 100 125cm colour white azalea have a shallow, fibrous root system, requiring constant moisture, but dislike standing water they need

spread 6-8m

dense spikes of pink to pale lilac

pale green fronds

lightly pubescent (hairy) green summer leaves turn purple in autumn

medium green leaves appear after the flowers and turn bronzy-red in the fall

dark green leaves on thorny stems turn yellow in the fall

with a distinct

winter moisture

new leaves emerge bright red

clusters of pale purple-pink with a yellow-green blotch

pale green fronds in the spring

medium green leaves with bronze overtones turn burgundy in the fall