evergreen azaleas evergreen azaleas - Sonoma Horticultural Nursery
evergreen azaleas evergreen azaleas - Sonoma Horticultural Nursery
evergreen azaleas evergreen azaleas - Sonoma Horticultural Nursery
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EVERGREEN AZALEAS<br />
SHISUI Mid May. Unusual, 1” deep pink flowers with very narrow petals or only the stamens<br />
and pistils present. (Satsuki)<br />
SHOGETSU Late May. 3” dark orchid-pink flowers with a distinct white center. (Satsuki)<br />
SHOSHI NO HANA June. 3”, Ruffled, pale pink flowers with a rosy-red blotch. (Satsuki)<br />
simsii ‘VARIEGATED’ April. 2” bright fuchsia-pink flowers. Strongly variegated creamyyellow<br />
foliage. (species)<br />
SINGING FOUNTAIN Late March. Star-shaped, 1” medium-pink flowers with dark coralpink<br />
tips and lighter centers. (Coolidge)<br />
S.I.P.A. Late April-May. Single, 2” orchid-pink-edged flowers, shading to white inside. <br />
(Southern Indica)<br />
SNOW Mid March. Hose-in-hose, 1½” white flowers. Dense growth habit. (Kurume)<br />
SNOWBALL Late April. Hose-in-hose, 2” white flowers. Low, compact gowth habit.<br />
(Kurume)<br />
SNOWBIRD Early April. Large white flowers. Large, hairy leaves. Upright growth habit. <br />
(Coolidge)<br />
SNOWDROP Late March. White, 1½” hose-in-hose flowers. Dwarf. (Beltsville dwarf)<br />
SNOW WHITE(f) Mid April. Hose-in-hose, 2½” pure white flowers. Dark green foliage. <br />
(Beltsville)<br />
SOFT TOUCH Mid May. Single, 2” light salmon-pink flowers with a red blotch. (Satsuki)<br />
SOGON NISHIKI Mid May. Single, 2” white flowers with dark pink stripes and selfs.<br />
(Satsuki)<br />
SONOMA DWARFS These are low growing, compact hybrids developed here at our<br />
nursery. They have Satsuki parentage; making them low-growing, late bloomers.<br />
Available forms:<br />
‘PINK’ Late May. Single, star-shaped, 2” deep coral-pink with lighter markings.<br />
‘PINK PICOTEE’ June. 3” bright pink flowers with a distinct white center.<br />
‘ROSE REDWOOD’ May. 3” rose-pink flowers.<br />
‘VERMILLION’ Mid April. Dark orange-red flowers with white centers.<br />
SONOMA SUNSET(f) Late March. Large, semi-double, deep orange-red flowers. (SHN)<br />
SOSHU NO HANA Late May. 2” blush pink flowers with a reddish blotch. Low and compact.<br />
(Satsuki)<br />
SOUTHERN CHARM March. Single, 3” bright pink flowers. (Southern Indica)<br />
SPRING FEVER Late April. Double, 2” pink flowers. (Kerrigan)<br />
STARLIGHT(f) April. Semi-double, 3” shell pink flowers. (Kerrigan)<br />
STEWARTSTONIAN Early March. 2” bright red flowers. Glossy-green foliage turns red in<br />
winter. (Gable)<br />
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EVERGREEN AZALEAS<br />
SUETSUMU (syn. FLAME) (f) Mid March. Single, 2” dark orange-red flowers with a darker<br />
blotch. (Kurume)<br />
SUMMER SUN Mid May. 2” dark orange-red flowers. (Satsuki)<br />
SUNSTAR (f) Mid March. Small, fuchsia-pink flowers. (Kurume)<br />
SUPER #2 (f) Late March. Double, 2½” cherry-red flowers. Large, dark green foliage.<br />
(Kerrigan)<br />
SURPRISE Early May. 2” coral-pink flowers with white margins. (Glenn Dale)<br />
SUSANNAH HILL Early May. 1½” bright red flowers. Low, spreading growth habit. (North<br />
Tisbury)<br />
SWEET BRIAR Mid March. 1” star-shaped, clear pink flowers. (Kurume)<br />
SWEETHEART SUPREME Late March. Hose-in-hose, 1½” light pink flowers. (Pericat)<br />
TAIHEIKAN Mid May. 3” white flowers with dark pink variations. (Satsuki)<br />
TAKA NO HANA Mid May. 2” white flowers with bright pink variations. (Satsuki)<br />
TAKARA Late April. 3” coral-red flowers. Small foliage. Low, spreading habit. (Satsuki)<br />
TAKASAGO Mid May. Single, 3” lavender-pink flowers. Low, spreading habit.(Satsuki)<br />
tamurae (syn. eriocarpum) Late April-May. Single, 3” lavender-pink flowers. Nice rounded<br />
foliage. (species)<br />
TARANA Mid May. 2” medium-pink flowers with a red blotch. (Satsuki)<br />
TEMPERANCE Mid March. Double, 3½” mauve-pink flowers. (Belgian Indica)<br />
TEMPTATION April. 2½” deep pink flowers with darker margins. (Glenn Dale)<br />
TENNYO NO HIKARI May. Star-shaped, 2” orange-red flowers with lighter centers.<br />
(Satsuki)<br />
THUNDERBALL March. 1½” bright red flowers. (Kurume)<br />
TICKLED PINK(f) Mid March. Hose-in-hose, 2” pink flowers with distinct white edges.<br />
(Rutherford)<br />
TINA Mid May. Hose-in-hose, 1” dark pink flowers. Very compact growth habit. (Greenwood)<br />
TINY Early April. Hose-in-hose to double, 1” dark pink flowers. Very low, spreading habit.<br />
(Linwood)<br />
TOKOHARU Late March. 1½” – 2’ white flowers with some bright pink variations. Upright<br />
habit. (Kurume)<br />
TREASURE Early April. Single, 2 ½” white flowers. (Glenn Dale)<br />
TREASURE CHEST (see NUCCIO’S...)<br />
TROPHY Late April. Double, 2” shell-pink flowers. Dark green foliage. (Glenn Dale)<br />
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