azalea 'tri-lights'* bicoloured

azalea 'tri-lights'* bicolouredclusters of trumpet shaped flowers cover the plant deep rose buds open pink and white with yellow upper petals medium green leaves appear after the flowers and turn burgundy in the fall mounding, rounded habit when mature bloom time: spring type: deciduous flowers are mildly fragrant zone 4 height 125 150cm spread 125 150cm colour white azalea have a shallow, fibrous root system, requiring constant moisture, but dislike standing water they need

divide in early spring if clump is too thick

changing to a light tan in the summer

colour non-flowering

margins turn creamy-white throughout the summer

and beneficial insects

bridal-white flowers

upward-facing flowers are held on wine-red stems

it is important to note that the crown remains slightly above soil level to prevent stem rot

flowers are hidden under velvety dark green heart-shaped foliage

it can tolerate partial shade

creeping rhizomes

attracts birds