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Reader. Indian azalea, Sims’s Azaleas have funnel-shaped flowers
in clustered heads and oblong-to-obovate-shaped, dark-green
leaves. Plants are typically dwarf shrubs that grow to 1 foot to
1.5 feet tall, but topiary forms also are Hues include a wide
range of reds and pinks, peach, salmon, white, purple and
variegated With proper care, azaleas in bud stage can give
consumers up to six weeks of enjoyment. Azaleas in bloom provide
two to four weeks of beauty. Getting azaleas to rebloom indoors
can be a complicated process. Azaleas are available genus
comprises around 800 species, two of which are widely available
as potted plants: R. simsii, which is, by far, the most common,
and R. obtusum (Japanese azalea, Hiryu azalea, Kirishima azalea,
Kurume azalea). IN-STORE AND CONSUMER CARE Azaleas require
bright, diffused light (no direct sunlight). Azaleas’ potting
medium must be kept evenly moist at