Azalea 'Marydel’ Pink Native Azalea Good for Bees It leafs out in the

It leafs out in the early spring with a rose blush that quickly fades away

‘Glauca Slenderina Pendula’ was selected for having a more narrow form than other weeping blue spruce selections

The foliage is chartreuse to golden in teh spring

Originally 'Sunburst' was classified as an Hamamelis mollis

Azalea 'Marydel’ Pink Native Azalea Good for Bees It leafs out in theRhododendron atlanticum Marydel' Pink Blooms Deciduous Native Azalea Native Coastal Azalea Zones 5 9 Found by the famous horticulturist, Polly Hill, in the wilds of Delaware, Marydel is a deciduous azalea that is believed to be a natural hybrid between Rhododendron atlanticum and Rhododendron periclymenoides. This makes Marydel both heat and humidity tolerant. Marydel prefers well draining organic soil and favors partial shade. Marydel has fragrant