Re: perennials DIGEST V3 #25/ Azalea

Hello Walter,
    Realize this is not the woodies list, but I have recently become
fascinated once more with the late blooming azaleas and rhodies. Was not
aware of the 'Pennsylvania' cultivar. Do you have a bit more of a
description for the plant... size, hardiness, color, etc.? If the weather
breaks and cools down a bit I hope to clear off beneath pines and begin
creating paths, creating rooms with azalea. Also to use them like you would
a perennial when dwarf or low growing 'ground cover type'.
    Thanks for any assistance you can lend.
    Gene E. Bush
Munchkin Nursery & Gardens, llc
www.munchkinnursery.com
genebush@munchkinnursery.com
Zone 6/5  Southern Indiana

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........ Hopkinton(home of > Westons) and now one town west in Upton.
 I make several visits to Westons  every year picking up a plant or two.
Last acquisition was a weston intro  valled  Azalea 'Pennsylvania'  which
blooms
 early August and is fragrant.   Also I grew PJM, but inherited a wall of
'Olga's' up by the barn. Blooming a  week later than PJM and dark pinkish,
they are a favotite here.  Try Olga!
> You'll like her.
> Walter in Bucks County, Pa

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