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Rhododendron austrinum

3 Gallon available for Pick Up only

Rhododendron austrinum is a deciduous azalea native to the southeastern United States. It produces bright golden yellow flowers with a strong fragrance in early spring. The blooms emerge in late March to early April.

This yellow azalea grows well in sandy, acidic, and well-drained soil. It performs best under tall pines and benefits from light irrigation. Its natural habitat includes parts of the Florida Panhandle and southern Alabama.

As a native azalea, it adds structure and seasonal color to woodland gardens. It supports early pollinators and fits well into native planting schemes across the Deep South.

3 Gallon available for Pick Up only

Rhododendron austrinum is a deciduous azalea native to the southeastern United States. It produces bright golden yellow flowers with a strong fragrance in early spring. The blooms emerge in late March to early April.

This yellow azalea grows well in sandy, acidic, and well-drained soil. It performs best under tall pines and benefits from light irrigation. Its natural habitat includes parts of the Florida Panhandle and southern Alabama.

As a native azalea, it adds structure and seasonal color to woodland gardens. It supports early pollinators and fits well into native planting schemes across the Deep South.

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3 Gallon available for Pick Up only

Rhododendron austrinum is a deciduous azalea native to the southeastern United States. It produces bright golden yellow flowers with a strong fragrance in early spring. The blooms emerge in late March to early April.

This yellow azalea grows well in sandy, acidic, and well-drained soil. It performs best under tall pines and benefits from light irrigation. Its natural habitat includes parts of the Florida Panhandle and southern Alabama.

As a native azalea, it adds structure and seasonal color to woodland gardens. It supports early pollinators and fits well into native planting schemes across the Deep South.