Rhododendron 'Colonel Mosby' ~ Colonel Mosby Native Azalea orange-bloom Clumps tend to die back

Clumps tend to die back in the center every 2-3 years and should be divided and replanted

(2) Midori

Its long semi-arching panicles of fragrant white with pink undertones flowers bloom in summer attracting butterflies

Avoid overhead watering to prevent leaf blight and stem or root rot

Rhododendron 'Colonel Mosby' ~ Colonel Mosby Native Azalea orange-bloom Clumps tend to die backColonel Mosby Native Azalea is an upright native deciduous shrub that is part of the Confederate General Series. The large bright pink to salmon flowers with a yellow flag that have a spicy fragrancy and blooms in early to mid spring. Best grown in part sun and rich, moist, acidic well drained soils. Improved heat and humidity tolerance, and mildew resistant. Type: Shrub Origins: R. austrinum x Exbury Hybrid Height: 6' 8' Spread: 5 6' Spacing: 5' USDA