Azalea ‘George Wood Pink’ Pink Native Azalea

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Azalea ‘George Wood Pink’ Pink Native AzaleaRhododendron cumberlandense X George Wood Pink' Pink Blooms Deciduous Native Azalea George Wood Native Azalea Selection Zones 5b 9 'George Wood Pink is a native selection of a natural hybrid that George Wood found growing on Cheaha Mountain in Alabama. It is believed to be a hybrid between Rhododendron cumberlandense and Rhododendron arborescens. George Wood Pink displays baby pink blooms with red stamens and a yellow blotch. The blooms themselves are

It features strong

known as umeshu

The foliage is much darker than its parent

resembling boney hands

Candling this pine is recommended for the smallest and densest habit

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or red in the spring

'BZN' does well in sun to part shade though we do recommend at least 4 hours of sun for faster growth rate