Henderson's picturesque gardens and ornamental gardening illustrated (1908)
Henderson, Charles · New York: Henderson · leaf 111
It is a very desirable hard-woodedshrub, thriving without protection in our middle andsouthern states, but in northern states it requires shel-tered positions. The large panicles of flowers are pro-duced on the new growth from the old wood; their coloris white, changing to purplish pink. The plant… … The hardy Azaleas, illustrated above, form charming pictures of color when massed on hillside slopeseither open or partially shaded with Rhododendronstrees, etc. The flowers of Azaleas are large, hotbrilliant and delicate in color variegations, and usuallyborne in immense quantities. A proper…
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