Exbury azaleas are a deciduous variety of spring-blooming azaleas. They usually have brighter-hued flowers, some almost neon in intensity. This combo of the yellow and bright orange varieties was a welcome splash of color and warmth on a cool rainy day.
Friday, May 09, 2014
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Growing up, we just called the deciduous type the "wild azaleas". Back then, they could be found in the depths of the woods. This combo shows them at their best - nice "staging"!
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