Dense clusters of peach, orange, and yellow flowers appear near the tops of this medium-sized shrub. The flowers are tubular with elongated stamens emerging from the centers.
Trail/Garden Location:
Art Trail, North Lawn
Garden Uses:
Florida Flame Azalea is best when used in a mixed, native garden and allowed to naturalize an area. You can also group them in a large shrub border near the home with native perennials in the foreground. Part sun with acidic, well-drained soil will benefit this early bloomer.
Wildlife Benefits:
Used as a source of nectar for hummingbirds and butterflies.
Leaf Type:
Dark green, elliptical leaves emerge after flowering.
