Azalea Bushes

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Azaleas for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery There is perhaps no other sight quite so welcome as the brilliant fire of an Azalea bush in bloom. Wake up your new growing season with these dynamic and dependable shrubs from Nature Hills Nursery . Azaleas are in the plant genus of Rhododendrons. The difference between Azaleas and Rhododendron are the shape of the flowers and the way the flowers grow on the stems. You'll see single funnel-shaped blooms held at the end of the branches on Azaleas. Rhododendrons produce clusters of bell-shaped flowers. More than 10,000 different Azaleas have been named . There are a large selection of sizes, flower colors, and bloom times to look at. There are even deciduous Azaleas and evergreen Azaleas. The evergreen Azaleas are mostly natives of Japan, and they hold their glossy green leaves year-round. We are here to help you with this happy decision . Get to know your garden, and then check out the Plant Highlights on the product pages to find the perfect match. You’ll find such an astonishing range of azaleas for sale, we’re certain you’ll find one (or more.) to suit your needs. How to Select Your New Azalea Bush Start the search for your new azalea bush by shopping for bloom color. That's the fun part, isn't it? A wide variety of flower colors and patterns are offered in the Azalea family. But the next few steps are where you'll make the best decision when selecting an Azalea bush for your landscape. You'll need to know what your USDA Plant hardiness zone is. Type in your zip code in the Zone Finder above the Plant Highlights on our website and you'll find your magic number. Plants have different care requirements . It can be too hot or too cold for them. Make sure the zone range includes your area. Cold-hardy Orchid Lights Azalea can be grown in frigid zone 3 . Heat tolerant, red-flowering Autumn Bonfire™ Encore® Azalea thrives, even in blistering hot zone 10 . You'll also find a vast range of sizes and shapes of Azalea bushes for sale