I could not even begin to tell you how many azaleas are on this property...I would say 5,000+ easy!!! They are everywhere you look. There are also native azaleas and rhododendrons.
Azalea
Naitve Azalea (aren't the colors unreal!)
Rhododendron
Rhododendron
Rhododendron
Azalea
Azalea
Native Azalea
Native Azalea
Native Azalea
Native Azalea
Native Azalea
Azalea's along a path
Azalea
Naitve Azalea (aren't the colors unreal!)
Rhododendron
Rhododendron
Rhododendron
Azalea
Azalea
Native Azalea
Native Azalea
Native Azalea
Native Azalea
Native Azalea
Azalea's along a path
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4 comments:
I am not familiar with the Native Azalea. I must have me one. It doesn't even look like an azalea.
Wow. I'm still fairly new to liking azaleas: they can look a bit out of place in some English gardens, but they look stunning where you are.
Oh my ~ how gorgeous are those colors. How wonderful to be able to walk around in such beauty.
FlowerLady
Becca - I like the bative azalea the best...especially the coral one!
EB - I do love azaleas...BUT the problem with them is that they bloom ONCE a year for abour 2-4 weeks. The other 48 weeks a year they are just green leafy shrubs! But they show they put on when they bloom is wonderful. Is they bloomed more than a few weeks I could assure you that the entire southern US would be covered in them!
FlowerLady - I wish I could take all of my blogger friends there to visit!!! How great would that be! Our garden club is going to be having a tour of Garden Lake next year. So if you are down around Mobile at that time please come :)
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