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Azaleas thrive in moist, well-drained soils. Soil in our area is typically heavy compacted clay, which is not friendly for azaleas.
The best solution for heavy clay soil is to incorporate a "conditioner" like our pine fines, which will provide aeration and help with drainage.
Our pine fines will also help boost the pH level in your soil for acid-loving azaleas.
This is your opportunity to own an azalea grown in Landon's famous gardens for 3-4 years. "Fuji Manyo" (a/k/a "Fujimanyo") is an Evergreen azalea and has long been a focal point in Japanese gardens. This variety was originally cultivated in the Kawachi Province, Japan (now near the eastern part of modern Osaka Prefecture). Fuji Manyo was first exhibited in the United States in 1839.
The unique petals are rosy purple in color and bloom as fragrant double or semi-double flowers. Fuji Manyo blooms in April to May.
On campus, this beauty has thrived in filtered to partial sun and in evenly moist, well-drained acidic soil.
Landon's expert grounds crew will carefully extract the azalea and wrap the root ball in burlap ensuring safe travel to its new home.
This is your opportunity to own an azalea grown in Landon's famous gardens for 3-4 years. Koromo Shikibu's beautiful and unique spidery lavender fragrant flowers cover this semi-dwarf evergreen shrub in mid-spring. This rare Azalea's compact growth habit, durability, and rare flower form make this a definite conversation piece. At maturity it will reach a height of 3 to 4 ft.
In 2015, the Koromo Shikibu (Kurume variety) was awarded the prestigious "Rhododendron of the Year Plant Award" by the American Rhododendron Society.
This is your opportunity to own an azalea grown in Landon's famous gardens for 3-4 years. "Luna" is an Evergreen azalea and is widely regarded as one of the rarest of the Glenn Dale hybrids. In fact, "Luna" was one of the last Glenn Dale hybrids selected, introduced, and distributed USDA.
The flowers are pink with a blotch of purple on upper lobes and blush in the throat. It blooms mid to late May. At maturity, the Luna will spread to roughly 5ft. by 5 ft.
This is your opportunity to own an azalea grown in Landon's famous gardens for 3-4 years. Poukhanese is a semi-Evergreen azalea named for the Poukhan mountain outside Seoul, Korea where it was first cultivated.
Poukhanese flowers are of the softest lilac, appearing shell pink in the golden light of late afternoon. Poukhanese is a slow grower to a mature height of 4 to 6 ft. It blooms between April and May.
This is your opportunity to own an azalea grown in Landon's famous gardens for 3-4 years. "Rose Greeley" is a Gable hybrid Evergreen azalea and is reported to be the hardiest azalea grown in our area.
The flowers are white with a hint of green and yellow toward the throat. Rose Greeley flowers are fragrant and are borne in showy trusses from mid to late spring. At maturity, the "Rose Greeley" will grow to a height between 6-8 ft.
Name: Afternoon Delight
Variety: Holly Springs
Plant Type: Evergreen Flowering Shrub
Height at Maturity: 2-3'
Bloom Time: Late Mid
Name: Amelia Rose
Variety: Aromi
Height at Maturity: 3-4'
Bloom Time: Mid Late
Name: Amy
Variety: Dodd
Height at Maturity: 4-5'
Bloom Time: Mid
Name: Annapolis
Variety: Marshy Pt
Name: Anne Chenee
Variety: Pericat
Height at Maturity: 3-5'
Name: Aozora
Variety: Satsuski
Bloom Time: Late
Name: Autumn Glory
Bloom Time: Late - Fall Blooming
Name: Becky's Blush
Name: Brenda Marie
Variety: Klimavicz
Bloom Time: Early Mid
Name: Briana Murin
Variety: Stewart
Name: Brocade Pillow
Height at Maturity: 1-2'
Name: Canescens
Variety: Native
Plant Type: Deciduous Flowering Shrub
Height at Maturity: Average 8 ft.
Bloom Time: March/April/May
Of Interest: Slightly fragrant.
Name: Carol Kittel
Name: Chanticleer
Variety: Glenn Dale
Other Info.: The Glenn Dale variety is native to our region.
Name: Chop Tank Yellow
Variety: Atlanticum
Bloom Time: May/June
Of Interest: Yellow and fragrant. Native to area.
Name: Coronado Red
Variety: Harris
Bloom Time: Mid & Fall
Name: Dauntless
Name: Dr H R Schroader
Variety: Schroader
Name: Elizabeth Ann Rowe
Variety: Bowie Mill
Name: Girard's Fuchsia
Variety: Girard
Name: Hallie
Name: Hardy Gardenia
Variety: Linwood
Name: Harris 115C
Name: Janet Rhea
Special Instructions: LOW GROWING
Name: Jay Valentine
Name: Johanna
Variety: Vuyk
Name: Lee Thomas
Name: Luminary
Name: Mary Lou Kehr
Variety: Kehr
Name: Masquerade
Other Info: The Glenn Dale variety is native to our region.
Name: Mattie Baron
Name: Mayflower
Name: My Mary
Variety: Austrinum x (Atlanticum x Periclymenoides)
Bloom Time: May
Of Interest: Architecturally interesting branch habit; cherry tube; mid season bloom; very fragrant.
Name: Nami
Variety: Satsuki
Name: Nocturnal Bliss
Name: Oogocho
Variety: Kurume
Height at Maturity: 6-8'
Name: Parfait
Bloom Time: Early
Name: Pepper
Variety: Azalea Trace
Name: Rivermist
Name: Rosebud
Variety: Gable
Name: Stewartstonian
Special Instructions: SHADE ONLY
Name: Sue Bell
Name: Texas Pink
Variety: Mexitt/Wetson
Name: Treasure
Name: U-14-2
Variety: Robin Hill
Name: Whitebrook
Variety: Unknown
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