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• Feature. Western Azalea leaf out in the spring followed by brilliant blossoms of fragrant blooms in the late spring – May to June. The trumpet-shaped blooms may be pure white to pale pink and occasionally marked with orange or yellow.
• Sow. Sprinkle the rhododendron seeds thinly onto the surface of each pot, place each pot into a clear plastic bag. Tie the bags closed with a loose knot and place the pots in an area that receives 10 to14 hours of bright light and a temperature of 68 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Smell. In late spring to early summer, the air around the flowers can be delightfully scented with a sweet and spicy clove scent reminiscent of cottage pinks and carnations.
• Uses. Western Azalea are popular choices for landscaping and can be used in a variety of ways, from hedges to borders.This plants have a deep root system and is excellent for stabilizing soil on slopes and preventing soil erosion.
• Attracts pollinators. Plant it and you will see beneficial pollinators, such as hummingbirds, butterflies and bees flying happily around the beautiful blooms.