Azalea, Herbert

Azalea, HerbertRhododendron 'Herbert' Herbert is transformed into a solid mass of pink with its vivid spring flowers. This evergreen Azalea blooms prolifically in early to mid spring with hot pink, funnel shaped flowers, often covering the plant entirely. Grows slowly into a rounded mound. While fully evergreen in warmer climates, in the Chicago area the plant will shed its lower leaves over the winter. To ensure success this plant must have loose, acidic soil that

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