The native azaleas are wonderful.
Puff Ball 'Pretty in Pink'
I assume they’re native. We paid earnest money for this property 20+ years ago. Back then, if you wanted to campout with friends, you had to pack in from about a half mile away, or Billy goat up the shore from the lake. (I’ve done both.) My point is I’m fairly certian I’m the first to garden this land, so if I didn’t plant it, it’s most likely native or invasive.
Since I didn’t buy these azaleas, I have no idea what their names are, so now I’ll begin making shit up.
These first two are my favorite; they’re part of the puff ball series. The shrubs are about 8 – 10 feet tall, and very leggy with all the flowers are at the top.
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Puff Ball 'White Cloud"
These next azaleas are part of the slutty eyelash series. They’re shorter, about 3 – 4 feet.
Slutty in Pink
This last one is in-between a puff ball and a slutty eyelash. What’s exciting about it, besides the fact that it is stunning, is it has low lying branches, so I can propagate it the easiest way, layering. I’m going to take a knife and peel one side of the bark, then I’ll bury it ½ inch in the dirt and cover it with a heavy rock. Next spring I’ll pot it up for the season and plant in the garden in fall.
Before I finish this post, I have to show you one of my plant ho plants (that means it was free). This spectacular plant is one of the Southgate series of Rhododendron from Southern Living Plants. They are advertised as heat tolerant and grow in Zones 6-9.
Southgate Radiance Rhododendron